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We will not weary the reader's patience with an elaborate preliminary , nor with apologies for offering the present work to the public . We have been induced to enter the arena of bookmakers , by a desire to disseminate a more correct ...
We will not weary the reader's patience with an elaborate preliminary , nor with apologies for offering the present work to the public . We have been induced to enter the arena of bookmakers , by a desire to disseminate a more correct ...
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To acknowledge that our present work may have faults and imperfeo tiang , is only to admit that it has been produced by human agency . But we certainly cannot ask to have them 12 INTRODUCTION .
To acknowledge that our present work may have faults and imperfeo tiang , is only to admit that it has been produced by human agency . But we certainly cannot ask to have them 12 INTRODUCTION .
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It is not the design of the present writers to hazard any conjectures of their own respecting the age in which he lived , or which of the seven illustrious cities — Smyrna , Colophon , Chios , Salamis , Rhodes , Argos , or Athenea ...
It is not the design of the present writers to hazard any conjectures of their own respecting the age in which he lived , or which of the seven illustrious cities — Smyrna , Colophon , Chios , Salamis , Rhodes , Argos , or Athenea ...
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... present at the fray , Or taught the labors of the dreadful day : The song recalls past horrors to my eyes , And bids proud Ilion from her ashes rise . Once moro harmonious strike the sounding string , The Epæn fabric framed by ...
... present at the fray , Or taught the labors of the dreadful day : The song recalls past horrors to my eyes , And bids proud Ilion from her ashes rise . Once moro harmonious strike the sounding string , The Epæn fabric framed by ...
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Of all the antique literature that has withstood the ravages of time , and at the present day enriches the commonwealth of letters , there is none more justly claiming our admiration , than the poems of this illustrious ltic bard .
Of all the antique literature that has withstood the ravages of time , and at the present day enriches the commonwealth of letters , there is none more justly claiming our admiration , than the poems of this illustrious ltic bard .
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Beauties and Achievements of the Blind |
| Autoren | William Artman, Lansing V. Hall |
| Verlag | Published for the authors, 1864 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 21. Nov. 2017 |
| Länge | 387 Seiten |
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