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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... learned in a few months , had for two centuries engaged the whole attention of a succes- sion of men , of abstract science , many of whom had never set foot on ship - board . These cases are similar to what oc- curs in every other art ...
... learned in a few months , had for two centuries engaged the whole attention of a succes- sion of men , of abstract science , many of whom had never set foot on ship - board . These cases are similar to what oc- curs in every other art ...
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... learned to throw a ball and pitch a quoit with as much dexterity as the best of them . Every body began to take a liking to a young man so handsome , good - humoured , and rich ; the farmers who had daughters told him it was high time ...
... learned to throw a ball and pitch a quoit with as much dexterity as the best of them . Every body began to take a liking to a young man so handsome , good - humoured , and rich ; the farmers who had daughters told him it was high time ...
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... learned more of life and human character , within the last half year that I have been confined to a very small portion of space , than in all the rest of my life besides ; and should I ever return to the great circle from which I am 66 ...
... learned more of life and human character , within the last half year that I have been confined to a very small portion of space , than in all the rest of my life besides ; and should I ever return to the great circle from which I am 66 ...
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... learned from his own mouth , that he met with persons deeper in the science of the world than himself , who plucked him not only of his own feathers but mine into the bargain . Such is ever the way in which Provi- dence punishes the ...
... learned from his own mouth , that he met with persons deeper in the science of the world than himself , who plucked him not only of his own feathers but mine into the bargain . Such is ever the way in which Provi- dence punishes the ...
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... learned melody which Rossini has reserved for his more serious works . The music of the present piece is of the sort which is almost immediately appre- ciated by the most unpractised ear , ( provided it be naturally a good one , ) and ...
... learned melody which Rossini has reserved for his more serious works . The music of the present piece is of the sort which is almost immediately appre- ciated by the most unpractised ear , ( provided it be naturally a good one , ) and ...
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