American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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6 . pers labeled ' Philosophy ; ' we have never seen any ; but this we do know , that he has a grand Theory of Life , and has for years been steadily promulgating it . He gives it to us in infinitesimal doses , mixed with such alluring ...
6 . pers labeled ' Philosophy ; ' we have never seen any ; but this we do know , that he has a grand Theory of Life , and has for years been steadily promulgating it . He gives it to us in infinitesimal doses , mixed with such alluring ...
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This , however , the usually courteous Editor refused to do , and the elegant don ' walked Spanish ' from the sanctum , and was seen no more . > > THE LANE LEADING HOME . BY AMARALA ASTER , It 8 [ JANUARY , RICHARD B. KIMBALL .
This , however , the usually courteous Editor refused to do , and the elegant don ' walked Spanish ' from the sanctum , and was seen no more . > > THE LANE LEADING HOME . BY AMARALA ASTER , It 8 [ JANUARY , RICHARD B. KIMBALL .
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Now we come to something different from any thing we have yet seen , something highly edifying , devotional , angelical and soul - lifting -- a female in a 7 6 grass - green dress , kneeling in a superbly and 1862. ] 13 SUN - STROKES .
Now we come to something different from any thing we have yet seen , something highly edifying , devotional , angelical and soul - lifting -- a female in a 7 6 grass - green dress , kneeling in a superbly and 1862. ] 13 SUN - STROKES .
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We may now say , that we have seen nearly all that is noteworthy in the places we have visited . We have seen the solitary one horsewoman mounted on an Orange county milk - white steed ; as she may be seen at any time of the day ...
We may now say , that we have seen nearly all that is noteworthy in the places we have visited . We have seen the solitary one horsewoman mounted on an Orange county milk - white steed ; as she may be seen at any time of the day ...
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The former , which were once ungainly , and composed of common material , are now seen in various shapes , of the nicest proportions , and made of the finest glass . Pebbles , as they are technically called , are esteemed the most ...
The former , which were once ungainly , and composed of common material , are now seen in various shapes , of the nicest proportions , and made of the finest glass . Pebbles , as they are technically called , are esteemed the most ...
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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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