The Port Folio, Tom 5Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
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... effects desired and to insure the preserva- tion of the picture when painted . This I have accomplished ; and since you have introduced the subject I take the liberty of subjoining a letter which was read before the National Institute ...
... effects desired and to insure the preserva- tion of the picture when painted . This I have accomplished ; and since you have introduced the subject I take the liberty of subjoining a letter which was read before the National Institute ...
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... effect , than ten engines , unaided by the blankets . If an hundred tons of water were poured upon the roof of a house next door to one on fire , in ten minutes after the torrent ceased , the shingles would be as inflammable as at first ...
... effect , than ten engines , unaided by the blankets . If an hundred tons of water were poured upon the roof of a house next door to one on fire , in ten minutes after the torrent ceased , the shingles would be as inflammable as at first ...
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... effects . Besides the crew , which was not numerous , this captain had on board with him a young man , of eighteen or nineteen years of age , whose features , without being beautiful or regular , were agreeable , his figure elegant ...
... effects . Besides the crew , which was not numerous , this captain had on board with him a young man , of eighteen or nineteen years of age , whose features , without being beautiful or regular , were agreeable , his figure elegant ...
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... effects , much more than the value of that sum ; and from the manner of his debut in the colony , it was not to be presumed that he had secured for himself any very certain rescources there . However nothing seemed to give him ...
... effects , much more than the value of that sum ; and from the manner of his debut in the colony , it was not to be presumed that he had secured for himself any very certain rescources there . However nothing seemed to give him ...
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... effect was produced on the minds of people thus prepared , by the news of the arrival of the pretended prince . Every body was engaged in calculating the advantages which would result to the colony from this event . No one asked : what ...
... effect was produced on the minds of people thus prepared , by the news of the arrival of the pretended prince . Every body was engaged in calculating the advantages which would result to the colony from this event . No one asked : what ...
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