The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1849 |
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... character of the fountain . Why is it that man- kind have remained so long in the dark with respect to this fact ? We will tell you . It is because charlatanism has stalked abroad in the earth . When so many impostors are vending their ...
... character of the fountain . Why is it that man- kind have remained so long in the dark with respect to this fact ? We will tell you . It is because charlatanism has stalked abroad in the earth . When so many impostors are vending their ...
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... characters , ' Look out for your tym- has complained that his person has suffered panum . ' One ole genelman fell dead when he from the heat while sitting at the window . heard it , crying What's that ? ' When you All have been ...
... characters , ' Look out for your tym- has complained that his person has suffered panum . ' One ole genelman fell dead when he from the heat while sitting at the window . heard it , crying What's that ? ' When you All have been ...
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... characters . Still , it is all impulsive . To control such a desire is hardly more practi- cable than the fusion of basalt by the natural warmth of the hand . An uneasy tenant , it must be humored ; yet what are the results ? Where one ...
... characters . Still , it is all impulsive . To control such a desire is hardly more practi- cable than the fusion of basalt by the natural warmth of the hand . An uneasy tenant , it must be humored ; yet what are the results ? Where one ...
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... character than those which excited the derision of Horace ; for instance , instead of an elegant entertainment where the taste was gratified by the choicest fruits of Campania , and the intellect delighted by the sparkling wit of ...
... character than those which excited the derision of Horace ; for instance , instead of an elegant entertainment where the taste was gratified by the choicest fruits of Campania , and the intellect delighted by the sparkling wit of ...
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... character of Juvenal , when contrasted with that of Horace , exhibits a boldness and an intrepidity to which the ... characters of the two poets themselves ; let us pro- ceed as in the case of Horace , to a critical examination of the ...
... character of Juvenal , when contrasted with that of Horace , exhibits a boldness and an intrepidity to which the ... characters of the two poets themselves ; let us pro- ceed as in the case of Horace , to a critical examination of the ...
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