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... who professes to have gathered his materials from the lips of people familiar
with the Washington family , we shall quote here , since it seems characteristic
and is certainly picturesque : “ On a fine morning in the fall of 1737 , Mr.
Washington ...
... who professes to have gathered his materials from the lips of people familiar
with the Washington family , we shall quote here , since it seems characteristic
and is certainly picturesque : “ On a fine morning in the fall of 1737 , Mr.
Washington ...
Strona 5
Not many mornings passed away before in came George , with eyes wild rolling ,
and his little cheeks ready to burst with great news — ' O Pa ! come here — come
here ! ' 666 What's the matter , my son , what's the matter ? ' “ O come here , I ...
Not many mornings passed away before in came George , with eyes wild rolling ,
and his little cheeks ready to burst with great news — ' O Pa ! come here — come
here ! ' 666 What's the matter , my son , what's the matter ? ' “ O come here , I ...
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... and is a such celerity , that a census four years old happy man . A political
candidate , too , the would be almost as much out of date as morning after an
election peruses the end a four years old almanac . A story is told less lines of
decimals ...
... and is a such celerity , that a census four years old happy man . A political
candidate , too , the would be almost as much out of date as morning after an
election peruses the end a four years old almanac . A story is told less lines of
decimals ...
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During the whole time I or in the morning when you are fresh , or had been
observing carefully the ground , of a cold winter's day , or of a scorching if
perchance I might discover the imprint summer's afternoon , or — at any other of
a hoof , a ...
During the whole time I or in the morning when you are fresh , or had been
observing carefully the ground , of a cold winter's day , or of a scorching if
perchance I might discover the imprint summer's afternoon , or — at any other of
a hoof , a ...
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... and let you know her answer , if you will call upon me to - morrow . ” And taking
my half - reluctant hand , he bade me good morning “ Very patronizing ! " I
thought . " He will paint her himself if I do not succeed ! I will have nothing to do
with it .
... and let you know her answer , if you will call upon me to - morrow . ” And taking
my half - reluctant hand , he bade me good morning “ Very patronizing ! " I
thought . " He will paint her himself if I do not succeed ! I will have nothing to do
with it .
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Putnam's Monthly, Tom 3 Library of American civilization |
| Twórcy | Making of America Project |
| Wydawca | G.P. Putnam & Company, 1854 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet stanu Indiana |
| W formie cyfrowej | 10 Paź 2019 |
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