American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Look at them and tell me do they belong to the petty future of earth , or to the Infinite of another life ? Can you not answer ? Alas ! what an unhappy thought that you know not yourself ; that you should be always journeying on with a ...
Look at them and tell me do they belong to the petty future of earth , or to the Infinite of another life ? Can you not answer ? Alas ! what an unhappy thought that you know not yourself ; that you should be always journeying on with a ...
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O my Lord Byron ! how many young men you have made miserable , and how many promising youths have taken to the exhilarating beverage from Holland , through your pernicious example , only persons of the temperance persuasion can tell !
O my Lord Byron ! how many young men you have made miserable , and how many promising youths have taken to the exhilarating beverage from Holland , through your pernicious example , only persons of the temperance persuasion can tell !
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Working - men have good appetites , let me tell you ; if you kept one dollar out of your four you'd do well . And then there's the trouble of giving them their dinner as regular as the day comes round ; it'll take half Bridget's time ...
Working - men have good appetites , let me tell you ; if you kept one dollar out of your four you'd do well . And then there's the trouble of giving them their dinner as regular as the day comes round ; it'll take half Bridget's time ...
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That was a party , let me tell you ; lights , music , flowers , and diamonds , were showered upon it , ' regardless of expense . ' I provided a conservatory ; they retired to it ; its shady coolness contrasted strongly with the glare of ...
That was a party , let me tell you ; lights , music , flowers , and diamonds , were showered upon it , ' regardless of expense . ' I provided a conservatory ; they retired to it ; its shady coolness contrasted strongly with the glare of ...
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I cannot tell . ' " Well , how long do you suppose they ' ll stay ? ' “ Just as long as is necessary to accomplish their work . ' I saw from John's manner that this was not a favorable moment to discuss the subject , and so dropped it .
I cannot tell . ' " Well , how long do you suppose they ' ll stay ? ' “ Just as long as is necessary to accomplish their work . ' I saw from John's manner that this was not a favorable moment to discuss the subject , and so dropped it .
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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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