The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... give an air of credibility to the narrative , and are , in some sort , the vouchers of the writer's veracity . The object of Capt . Weddell's voyage was to obtain a cargo of skins of the fur - seal . He left England in September , 1822 ...
... give an air of credibility to the narrative , and are , in some sort , the vouchers of the writer's veracity . The object of Capt . Weddell's voyage was to obtain a cargo of skins of the fur - seal . He left England in September , 1822 ...
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... gives an amusing instance of their imitative disposition . " A sailor had given a Fuegian a tin pot full of coffee , which he drank , and was using all his art to steal the pot . The sailor , however , recollect- ing after a while that ...
... gives an amusing instance of their imitative disposition . " A sailor had given a Fuegian a tin pot full of coffee , which he drank , and was using all his art to steal the pot . The sailor , however , recollect- ing after a while that ...
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... give a specimen of the style and manner of the writer . The following is a fair one . He is speaking of the evils of banking institutions , a subject on which public feeling is sensitively alive at the present mo- ment . " Perhaps no ...
... give a specimen of the style and manner of the writer . The following is a fair one . He is speaking of the evils of banking institutions , a subject on which public feeling is sensitively alive at the present mo- ment . " Perhaps no ...
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... give a brief abstract , being all that time admits ; avoiding , as much as possible , being led astray by the reflections and asso- ciations which suggest themselves so constantly in every narra- tive of those days . The author of this ...
... give a brief abstract , being all that time admits ; avoiding , as much as possible , being led astray by the reflections and asso- ciations which suggest themselves so constantly in every narra- tive of those days . The author of this ...
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... give the fol- lowing extract as a specimen . " There is , perhaps , no one popular superstition that has so universal an influence , as this of breaking a looking - glass . It probably had its origin in their expense , in the high price ...
... give the fol- lowing extract as a specimen . " There is , perhaps , no one popular superstition that has so universal an influence , as this of breaking a looking - glass . It probably had its origin in their expense , in the high price ...
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