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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... honest Canadian turned homeward . He had not gone ten steps when he saw something that made him quicken his pace . It was the body of Methode's dog . The animal had been shot with half a score of balls Life beyond the Frontier . 23.
... honest Canadian turned homeward . He had not gone ten steps when he saw something that made him quicken his pace . It was the body of Methode's dog . The animal had been shot with half a score of balls Life beyond the Frontier . 23.
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... turning to the other assassin . " Some one must die for what you have done , and it will be better that your lives be taken , than that others should die for your folly . There are no worse men than yourselves in our nation . I tell you ...
... turning to the other assassin . " Some one must die for what you have done , and it will be better that your lives be taken , than that others should die for your folly . There are no worse men than yourselves in our nation . I tell you ...
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... turning his face away with an ex- pression of exceeding contempt , he recommenced- Two for one , two for one- and strode forward , dragging the Split Lip after him . Arrived at the place of execution , the Chippewas gave them law , and ...
... turning his face away with an ex- pression of exceeding contempt , he recommenced- Two for one , two for one- and strode forward , dragging the Split Lip after him . Arrived at the place of execution , the Chippewas gave them law , and ...
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... turned out of office . ONCE upon a time there dwelt in a desert a certain Lion , who was mighty famous and formidable in his day and generation . The num- bers of unfortunate quadrupeds , who had found a long home in his insatiable maw ...
... turned out of office . ONCE upon a time there dwelt in a desert a certain Lion , who was mighty famous and formidable in his day and generation . The num- bers of unfortunate quadrupeds , who had found a long home in his insatiable maw ...
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... turned , and he began to imagine himself in reality , a quadruped of great genius . Whenever he went abroad he was received with shouts of " Blueskin forever ! Hurrah for Blueskin ! " In short , what will you have of it ? totally ...
... turned , and he began to imagine himself in reality , a quadruped of great genius . Whenever he went abroad he was received with shouts of " Blueskin forever ! Hurrah for Blueskin ! " In short , what will you have of it ? totally ...
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