American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Alone I lie , ' neath the silent sky , On the fragrant emerald lea , And list to the breeze through the waving trees , Making wonderful melody , An unseen hand from a far - off land , Wakes memory's tender strain ; Softly and low from ...
Alone I lie , ' neath the silent sky , On the fragrant emerald lea , And list to the breeze through the waving trees , Making wonderful melody , An unseen hand from a far - off land , Wakes memory's tender strain ; Softly and low from ...
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The parcel of land amounted to about three hundred acres , surrounding the little hill yonder , and many gentlemen came to look at it . None , however , purchased ; one made this objection and another that , and for two years the place ...
The parcel of land amounted to about three hundred acres , surrounding the little hill yonder , and many gentlemen came to look at it . None , however , purchased ; one made this objection and another that , and for two years the place ...
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“ How much land ? ... said ' persons do not ordinarily buy land and pay cash without taking the deeds ' — when one day a spanking four - in - hand team came rattling into town , with Mr. Retzcar driving , and another young gentleman ...
“ How much land ? ... said ' persons do not ordinarily buy land and pay cash without taking the deeds ' — when one day a spanking four - in - hand team came rattling into town , with Mr. Retzcar driving , and another young gentleman ...
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Such a work would be the echo of the prophetic voice , uttered centuries ago , and would be an unanswerable vindication of the statement that the present physical and moral condition of the Land of Promise is the result of misrule ...
Such a work would be the echo of the prophetic voice , uttered centuries ago , and would be an unanswerable vindication of the statement that the present physical and moral condition of the Land of Promise is the result of misrule ...
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Palestine is a striking and deplorable instance of national wretchedness , to which one of the fairest lands on the globe has ... Under the heroic Godfrey , the Crusaders , in 1099 , recovered the much - abused land from the cruelty and ...
Palestine is a striking and deplorable instance of national wretchedness , to which one of the fairest lands on the globe has ... Under the heroic Godfrey , the Crusaders , in 1099 , recovered the much - abused land from the cruelty and ...
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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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