American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, Kinahan Cornwallis 1849 |
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By IOTA ,. By the Lady CLARKE , .146 Lines . The WOODLANDS ,. ..234 Lines from the Persian of HAFIZ , .. .418 ..424 .502 PAGE . Lines on a Grave at the Mouth of.
By IOTA ,. By the Lady CLARKE , .146 Lines . The WOODLANDS ,. ..234 Lines from the Persian of HAFIZ , .. .418 ..424 .502 PAGE . Lines on a Grave at the Mouth of.
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There is in France , in the city of Metz , an institution of charity under the patronage of the young ladies of the city . ... The house itself is under the superintendence of nuns as teachers , and a lady - superior as directress .
There is in France , in the city of Metz , an institution of charity under the patronage of the young ladies of the city . ... The house itself is under the superintendence of nuns as teachers , and a lady - superior as directress .
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the Benevolent Work - Shop , the young girls become more or less acquainted with the young ladies who form the visiting committee , and have a chance of imitating the graceful and modest deportment , and securing the good graces of one ...
the Benevolent Work - Shop , the young girls become more or less acquainted with the young ladies who form the visiting committee , and have a chance of imitating the graceful and modest deportment , and securing the good graces of one ...
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which they now want to make out that he never said to Captain BRAGG , when he was drinking the juice of the grape with some ladies at New- Orleans ; ) the General , who is in consequence now seated on the pinnacle summit of power in the ...
which they now want to make out that he never said to Captain BRAGG , when he was drinking the juice of the grape with some ladies at New- Orleans ; ) the General , who is in consequence now seated on the pinnacle summit of power in the ...
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He had put his pantaloons on a large rock , when to his shocking horror he is made aware of the approach of ladies , in which juncture he ran under the bridge . While there his teeming brain conjured up so many pleasant images as to ...
He had put his pantaloons on a large rock , when to his shocking horror he is made aware of the approach of ladies , in which juncture he ran under the bridge . While there his teeming brain conjured up so many pleasant images as to ...
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 34 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, Kinahan Cornwallis |
| Published | 1849 |
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