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They learn to row spontaneously , as they learn to swim ; and nothing is more
common in the barbour of Sherburne , than to see the boys paddling about upon
planks , or putting before the wind little sail boats of their own construction .
They learn to row spontaneously , as they learn to swim ; and nothing is more
common in the barbour of Sherburne , than to see the boys paddling about upon
planks , or putting before the wind little sail boats of their own construction .
Strona 233
Let any one write down a number of observations on the most common topics , in
as smooth and correct a style as he possibly can , -if perchance these same
topics should , a short time afterwards , become the subject of discussion , in a ...
Let any one write down a number of observations on the most common topics , in
as smooth and correct a style as he possibly can , -if perchance these same
topics should , a short time afterwards , become the subject of discussion , in a ...
Strona 298
common to others ? With their associations and entanglements it would not be
well , nay , it might be criminal for them to leave their posts and their duties . But
circumstances alter cases , and if I fly to the shades of retirement with as much ...
common to others ? With their associations and entanglements it would not be
well , nay , it might be criminal for them to leave their posts and their duties . But
circumstances alter cases , and if I fly to the shades of retirement with as much ...
Strona 310
Inchiquin's third correspondent is his brother Clanrickard , who writes from
London , though , like our author himself , he is one of the unfortunate sons , and
might almost be regarded as an exile , of Erin . This writer , in common with those
who ...
Inchiquin's third correspondent is his brother Clanrickard , who writes from
London , though , like our author himself , he is one of the unfortunate sons , and
might almost be regarded as an exile , of Erin . This writer , in common with those
who ...
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... common purposes for the portraying and decoration of common subjects . But
the character of Washington passing the widest boundaries of nature , swells to a
prodigy and is all but miraculous . With perfect truth is it said of him that “ though ...
... common purposes for the portraying and decoration of common subjects . But
the character of Washington passing the widest boundaries of nature , swells to a
prodigy and is all but miraculous . With perfect truth is it said of him that “ though ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | The Port Folio, Tom 5 Tomy 40-42;Tomy 220-227 z American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Twórcy | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Wydawca | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Kwi 2019 |
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