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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... never deigned to repeat his visit . At length he disappeared . What became of him I never knew . His applications to other publishers , if he made any , probably were followed by no better success ; for I have never seen his poems in ...
... never deigned to repeat his visit . At length he disappeared . What became of him I never knew . His applications to other publishers , if he made any , probably were followed by no better success ; for I have never seen his poems in ...
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... never more deeply deceived , than when it is led astray by an involution of errors ; that is , when an erroneous theory has produced an erroneous practice , and the truth of theory is argued from the necessity of the practice . I can ...
... never more deeply deceived , than when it is led astray by an involution of errors ; that is , when an erroneous theory has produced an erroneous practice , and the truth of theory is argued from the necessity of the practice . I can ...
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... never begged , or received any thing for which he did not render an equivalent ; and in this he assumed the character of a black swan among his people . He scorned those who did . One day , after a council with the Indian Agent at St ...
... never begged , or received any thing for which he did not render an equivalent ; and in this he assumed the character of a black swan among his people . He scorned those who did . One day , after a council with the Indian Agent at St ...
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