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But even the few simple records Washington they admire ; they take for that remain , plainly show that he was granted his perfections , but put off the marked from the beginning ; and the examination into him to some other time , theory ...
But even the few simple records Washington they admire ; they take for that remain , plainly show that he was granted his perfections , but put off the marked from the beginning ; and the examination into him to some other time , theory ...
Strona 64
It was a characteristic it was not late in the afternoon , we found feeling of patriotism , that led their admi- it raining violently , and therefore deterral Tombazi to reply to one who exclaimed , mined to remain on our steamboat for ...
It was a characteristic it was not late in the afternoon , we found feeling of patriotism , that led their admi- it raining violently , and therefore deterral Tombazi to reply to one who exclaimed , mined to remain on our steamboat for ...
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It seems very probable that there remain stones enough on the spot to rear the temple over again . I sat down upon the wet stones , and under the shelter of an umbrella , succeeded in transferring to paper a sketch of the ruins .
It seems very probable that there remain stones enough on the spot to rear the temple over again . I sat down upon the wet stones , and under the shelter of an umbrella , succeeded in transferring to paper a sketch of the ruins .
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lIis style is tender , gracetraveller , and , let them remain as long as ful and quaint , and his humor is of that they will in a country , it is the first genial and sympathetic quality which month that furnishes the materials for ...
lIis style is tender , gracetraveller , and , let them remain as long as ful and quaint , and his humor is of that they will in a country , it is the first genial and sympathetic quality which month that furnishes the materials for ...
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Several times , " writes the chief , in his Report , " we had like to have been staved against rocks ; and many times we were obliged , all hands , to get out and remain in the water half an hour or more , getting over the shoals .
Several times , " writes the chief , in his Report , " we had like to have been staved against rocks ; and many times we were obliged , all hands , to get out and remain in the water half an hour or more , getting over the shoals .
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| 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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