The Metropolitan Magazine, Tom 11Theodore Foster, 1841 |
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... Whilst crag and steep Go down in their sweep , And the victors shout loud for their mastery ; - The ocean deep's victors ! -the hosts of the sea ! A dirge - a dirge , -of the moonlight sea ! ' Tis the home for the brave - ' tis the home ...
... Whilst crag and steep Go down in their sweep , And the victors shout loud for their mastery ; - The ocean deep's victors ! -the hosts of the sea ! A dirge - a dirge , -of the moonlight sea ! ' Tis the home for the brave - ' tis the home ...
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... whilst in office , served to mollify the ri- from the Revolution down to the Union , gour of oppressive administrations , and from and all distinguished for their public and his humane and generous bearing as a judge , private virtues ...
... whilst in office , served to mollify the ri- from the Revolution down to the Union , gour of oppressive administrations , and from and all distinguished for their public and his humane and generous bearing as a judge , private virtues ...
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... whilst a single defender remained erless and orphans were adopted - the to the constitution . Young , ardent , and en- widow's heart sang for joy . Nor did it end thusiastic , his voice was heard above all , re- here . The example was ...
... whilst a single defender remained erless and orphans were adopted - the to the constitution . Young , ardent , and en- widow's heart sang for joy . Nor did it end thusiastic , his voice was heard above all , re- here . The example was ...
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... whilst he a determined place - hunter and supporter of really told so little . He always prepared a past government - Profligacy is so extreme his speeches when the matter was of mo- in public men , that I doubt not politicians ment ...
... whilst he a determined place - hunter and supporter of really told so little . He always prepared a past government - Profligacy is so extreme his speeches when the matter was of mo- in public men , that I doubt not politicians ment ...
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... whilst the rest a happy one indeed , but it is accompanied of the party were cheerfully garrulous - all by the dread that I shall presently stumble but Veronese herself , in the bottom of whose and awake . I cannot even yet believe that ...
... whilst the rest a happy one indeed , but it is accompanied of the party were cheerfully garrulous - all by the dread that I shall presently stumble but Veronese herself , in the bottom of whose and awake . I cannot even yet believe that ...
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