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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... hand can lift the thick and heavy folds of that broad curtain , which hangs before us , and shuts out all the prospect ! Let us submit then to inevitable fate . Why should we weary , with our prayers , one who will not hear , and who ...
... hand can lift the thick and heavy folds of that broad curtain , which hangs before us , and shuts out all the prospect ! Let us submit then to inevitable fate . Why should we weary , with our prayers , one who will not hear , and who ...
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... hand , there be any author who smarts beneath the paternal discipline of our criticism , -let him comfort himself with the thought , that the criticism is forgotten , -let him forget it too . If any candidate for fame , whose ...
... hand , there be any author who smarts beneath the paternal discipline of our criticism , -let him comfort himself with the thought , that the criticism is forgotten , -let him forget it too . If any candidate for fame , whose ...
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... hand on the sword . It is better that our brethren should give up their slaves , though their legal property , than that such a state of things should continue . Something must be done , and speedily . The slaves now maintain themselves ...
... hand on the sword . It is better that our brethren should give up their slaves , though their legal property , than that such a state of things should continue . Something must be done , and speedily . The slaves now maintain themselves ...
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... hand , cares for none of these things . It flies to the relief of distress , in however offensive a shape it may appear . Its sensibilities are less keen , and its impulses less strong , than those of Sentiment , but its good deeds are ...
... hand , cares for none of these things . It flies to the relief of distress , in however offensive a shape it may appear . Its sensibilities are less keen , and its impulses less strong , than those of Sentiment , but its good deeds are ...
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... hand , retained her self - possession throughout , and applied herself at once to the soothing and comforting of her afflicted and humble friend , and by suggesting to her reflections and consolations in a man- ner equally creditable to ...
... hand , retained her self - possession throughout , and applied herself at once to the soothing and comforting of her afflicted and humble friend , and by suggesting to her reflections and consolations in a man- ner equally creditable to ...
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