The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... better that it should be asked , why he had not statues than why he had ; and it is , perhaps , better for Virginia to retain the names of the monarchy , to make more memorable what she has done for the republic . Gaudet equo . A ...
... better that it should be asked , why he had not statues than why he had ; and it is , perhaps , better for Virginia to retain the names of the monarchy , to make more memorable what she has done for the republic . Gaudet equo . A ...
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... better than " To eat and be despised and die , Even as the beasts that perish , save that he Has a more splendid trough and wider stye ; " ( 6 better , than to live an animated mass of putrefaction , " with a soul groveling in filth and ...
... better than " To eat and be despised and die , Even as the beasts that perish , save that he Has a more splendid trough and wider stye ; " ( 6 better , than to live an animated mass of putrefaction , " with a soul groveling in filth and ...
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... better polish . They make no pretensions , and their easy civility is better than a stiff attempt at politeness . The daughters of the Clergyman , the Doctor , and the Merchant , ( to give every man his title , ) are not so graceful ...
... better polish . They make no pretensions , and their easy civility is better than a stiff attempt at politeness . The daughters of the Clergyman , the Doctor , and the Merchant , ( to give every man his title , ) are not so graceful ...
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