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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... keeping pace with the labor of the mind . This is wrong . God has so arranged our natures that we shall always find ... keep their children from school , not at home , but in the streets , to the great annoyance of the citizens of all ...
... keeping pace with the labor of the mind . This is wrong . God has so arranged our natures that we shall always find ... keep their children from school , not at home , but in the streets , to the great annoyance of the citizens of all ...
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... keeping pace with the labor of the mind . This is wrong . GOD has so arranged our natures that we shall always find ... keep their children from school , not at home , but in the streets , to the great annoyance of the citizens of all ...
... keeping pace with the labor of the mind . This is wrong . GOD has so arranged our natures that we shall always find ... keep their children from school , not at home , but in the streets , to the great annoyance of the citizens of all ...
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... keep vice under control ; the best means of keeping a restraint on vice is to give a shelter to the virtue of the poor female portion of humanity , by making work easy ; and one of the best means of making work easy and pleasant , is to ...
... keep vice under control ; the best means of keeping a restraint on vice is to give a shelter to the virtue of the poor female portion of humanity , by making work easy ; and one of the best means of making work easy and pleasant , is to ...
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... keep him out of view . The poor creater seemed to be the greatest wonder to himself that he should be such a show ; some combing out his locks , except his fet- locks , of which he had none , others speculating on the pitiable want of ...
... keep him out of view . The poor creater seemed to be the greatest wonder to himself that he should be such a show ; some combing out his locks , except his fet- locks , of which he had none , others speculating on the pitiable want of ...
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... Keep the source of life pure . Purge ! purge ! purge ! If the blood is all pure , then of course the streams will take the character of the fountain . Why is it that man- kind have remained so long in the dark with respect to this fact ...
... Keep the source of life pure . Purge ! purge ! purge ! If the blood is all pure , then of course the streams will take the character of the fountain . Why is it that man- kind have remained so long in the dark with respect to this fact ...
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