American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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... kind mother , the patient nurse ; which yields us sustenance and supports our life . While we talk of a Beyond , we would not forget thee , prolific Parent , with thy changing seasons ; glorifying and renewing thy days in the hoar ...
... kind mother , the patient nurse ; which yields us sustenance and supports our life . While we talk of a Beyond , we would not forget thee , prolific Parent , with thy changing seasons ; glorifying and renewing thy days in the hoar ...
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... kind . He is no mental parasite , sapping our very life - springs , and giving us no adequate remuneration ; for he gives back the world four - fold that which he borrows from it ; and there is an element of strength which ren- ders him ...
... kind . He is no mental parasite , sapping our very life - springs , and giving us no adequate remuneration ; for he gives back the world four - fold that which he borrows from it ; and there is an element of strength which ren- ders him ...
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... kind , and , probably , a realization and animated versifi- cation , or illustration of that philosophical and horticultural observation of somebody or another , concerning flowers which waste and exhale their sweet- ness on the desert ...
... kind , and , probably , a realization and animated versifi- cation , or illustration of that philosophical and horticultural observation of somebody or another , concerning flowers which waste and exhale their sweet- ness on the desert ...
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... kind disposition to compensate for what is wanting in the features before mentioned . This picture shows the gentleman off certainly in a style which meets with at least his own entire approbation ; his face wears an enviably nonchalant ...
... kind disposition to compensate for what is wanting in the features before mentioned . This picture shows the gentleman off certainly in a style which meets with at least his own entire approbation ; his face wears an enviably nonchalant ...
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... kind to us this time , and Mr. Hous- man came on Friday , accompanied by that ' new brush , ' with which , according to the testimony of various of my matronly acquaintances , he worked such wonders . I regarded his advent with a little ...
... kind to us this time , and Mr. Hous- man came on Friday , accompanied by that ' new brush , ' with which , according to the testimony of various of my matronly acquaintances , he worked such wonders . I regarded his advent with a little ...
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew |
| Published | 1862 |
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