The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... speaking of the art of engraving , we must not pass over in si- lence the name of GEORGE VERTUE , who , though not holding the ve- ry first rank in the execution of the art , was greatly distinguished in the history of it . He was born ...
... speaking of the art of engraving , we must not pass over in si- lence the name of GEORGE VERTUE , who , though not holding the ve- ry first rank in the execution of the art , was greatly distinguished in the history of it . He was born ...
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... inches when one of the commis- sioners staved in the heads of the casks with an axe . " It was a pity , " said old Wakhpakootay , speaking of the occurrence , " it was a great pity ! There was enough of it to have kept 22.
... inches when one of the commis- sioners staved in the heads of the casks with an axe . " It was a pity , " said old Wakhpakootay , speaking of the occurrence , " it was a great pity ! There was enough of it to have kept 22.
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... speak with a sick heart . We are but few here , and these men will not keep the peace with us . We ask you to protect us , as we would pro- tect you , if you should come into our country . " I The Colonel replied that he could have no ...
... speak with a sick heart . We are but few here , and these men will not keep the peace with us . We ask you to protect us , as we would pro- tect you , if you should come into our country . " I The Colonel replied that he could have no ...
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... speaking , they examined the flints and priming of their guns . The Little Soldier drew from be- neath his robe a few fathoms of cord , cut from an elk skin , and pre- sently secured the two criminals , fastening them together by the ...
... speaking , they examined the flints and priming of their guns . The Little Soldier drew from be- neath his robe a few fathoms of cord , cut from an elk skin , and pre- sently secured the two criminals , fastening them together by the ...
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... speak , that he was not equal to the circumstances in which he was placed . He was a villainous looking fellow ; such a man , indeed , as a despotic sovereign would hang for his countenance . He had the most hideous hare lip that we ...
... speak , that he was not equal to the circumstances in which he was placed . He was a villainous looking fellow ; such a man , indeed , as a despotic sovereign would hang for his countenance . He had the most hideous hare lip that we ...
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