The New-England Magazine, Band 4Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1833 |
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... living in a place called Blasland's yard , leading from Essex - street . One of them was known to have been affected with dysentery during the week preceding ; the other had diarrhea the day previous to the attack . The third case ...
... living in a place called Blasland's yard , leading from Essex - street . One of them was known to have been affected with dysentery during the week preceding ; the other had diarrhea the day previous to the attack . The third case ...
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... living . But the great advantage conferred , by a regular course of instruction , is in the intelligence , cheerfulness , and anima- tion which it gives to the blind . It supplies them with resources which make their existence no longer ...
... living . But the great advantage conferred , by a regular course of instruction , is in the intelligence , cheerfulness , and anima- tion which it gives to the blind . It supplies them with resources which make their existence no longer ...
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... living beauty at all equal to it in fascination . Living beauty , indeed , breathes of joy and of happiness ; but a joy too earthly , and a happiness which may not be well founded . It calls on every thing which loves it to rejoice ...
... living beauty at all equal to it in fascination . Living beauty , indeed , breathes of joy and of happiness ; but a joy too earthly , and a happiness which may not be well founded . It calls on every thing which loves it to rejoice ...
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