The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 42Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1853 |
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... Soon men could no longer move ; the weakest could not support themselves upright ; then the strongest sank powerless ; till , finally , all were held bound immovable to the earth . I have reason to believe that most were unconscious of ...
... Soon men could no longer move ; the weakest could not support themselves upright ; then the strongest sank powerless ; till , finally , all were held bound immovable to the earth . I have reason to believe that most were unconscious of ...
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... Soon these influences also ceased , or rather became harmonized , and I moved on steadily and rapidly . This motion has never changed . From my limited knowledge of astronomy and the position of the heavenly bodies , ( quo- rum pars ...
... Soon these influences also ceased , or rather became harmonized , and I moved on steadily and rapidly . This motion has never changed . From my limited knowledge of astronomy and the position of the heavenly bodies , ( quo- rum pars ...
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... soon formed an attachment for him , which he was not long in perceiving . In a few months I be- came acquainted with every branch of my duties ; assisted the seal - bearer when needed ; handed his coffee and pipe ; sometimes copied his ...
... soon formed an attachment for him , which he was not long in perceiving . In a few months I be- came acquainted with every branch of my duties ; assisted the seal - bearer when needed ; handed his coffee and pipe ; sometimes copied his ...
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... soon after found myself travelling down to the scene of action behind Charley Losing's fast team , the dun horse and black mare that every one on the island knew . I had sup- posed our rendezvous would be Langshaw's , which used to be ...
... soon after found myself travelling down to the scene of action behind Charley Losing's fast team , the dun horse and black mare that every one on the island knew . I had sup- posed our rendezvous would be Langshaw's , which used to be ...
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... soon became my pet , and with reason , for every one allowed him to be a most valuable animal . True , there were a good many nags about that could beat him on a brush , but for long drives he had few equals ; and those were the drives ...
... soon became my pet , and with reason , for every one allowed him to be a most valuable animal . True , there were a good many nags about that could beat him on a brush , but for long drives he had few equals ; and those were the drives ...
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