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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Page 31
... manner she pleaded for the beauty and holiness of a friendship between the sexes . She spoke of the elevating influence of woman ; an influence which I could not help conceding , although resolved not to be the object of its particu ...
... manner she pleaded for the beauty and holiness of a friendship between the sexes . She spoke of the elevating influence of woman ; an influence which I could not help conceding , although resolved not to be the object of its particu ...
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... manners , we witness only the prevalence of gross passion and aban- doned profligacy . The follies which are incident to the first influx of wealth had now ripened into open and flagitious vices . The re- straining influences of ...
... manners , we witness only the prevalence of gross passion and aban- doned profligacy . The follies which are incident to the first influx of wealth had now ripened into open and flagitious vices . The re- straining influences of ...
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... manner which indicates the inconveniences to which the unfor- tunate hearer was subjected ; but in the days of Juvenal it had in- creased to so great an extent as to render it an intolerable annoyance . Truly , the blessing which the ...
... manner which indicates the inconveniences to which the unfor- tunate hearer was subjected ; but in the days of Juvenal it had in- creased to so great an extent as to render it an intolerable annoyance . Truly , the blessing which the ...
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... manner was neither cold nor distant , but beyond a certain point no one could get with him . He declined every invitation to visit , and never invited any one ยท to visit him . He kept very quiet , went to no place of amusement , and ...
... manner was neither cold nor distant , but beyond a certain point no one could get with him . He declined every invitation to visit , and never invited any one ยท to visit him . He kept very quiet , went to no place of amusement , and ...
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... manners of the countries which he visited . We shall recur again to the interest- ing work thus hastily despatched . THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , from the Discovery of the Continent to the Organization of the Government ...
... manners of the countries which he visited . We shall recur again to the interest- ing work thus hastily despatched . THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , from the Discovery of the Continent to the Organization of the Government ...
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