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... the vehicle of important truth where cha every tree and wave seems now to be
racter is to be estimated . We dare not glorified by close association with his
promise any thing new , but we shall try memory . The dwelling was humbleVOL .
III .
... the vehicle of important truth where cha every tree and wave seems now to be
racter is to be estimated . We dare not glorified by close association with his
promise any thing new , but we shall try memory . The dwelling was humbleVOL .
III .
Strona 2
... vain — they do not crr Who say that when the llero dies , few features of interest
, being graced with Mute Nature mourns her worshipper little natural variety or
careful cultivation . And celebrates his obsequies ; Its trees are very ordinary
trees ...
... vain — they do not crr Who say that when the llero dies , few features of interest
, being graced with Mute Nature mourns her worshipper little natural variety or
careful cultivation . And celebrates his obsequies ; Its trees are very ordinary
trees ...
Strona 4
On arriving at the orchard , we were presented with a fine sight indeed . The
whole earth , as far as we could see , was strewed with fruit , and yet the trees
were bending under the weight of apples , which hung in clusters like grapes .
On arriving at the orchard , we were presented with a fine sight indeed . The
whole earth , as far as we could see , was strewed with fruit , and yet the trees
were bending under the weight of apples , which hung in clusters like grapes .
Strona 6
the water , there he sees the beautiful , “ It grew there by chance , I suppose ,
silver fishes for him , and up in the trees , there are the apples and peaches , and
" " By chance , Pa ! O no , no ! it never thousands of sweet fruits for him ; and all
did ...
the water , there he sees the beautiful , “ It grew there by chance , I suppose ,
silver fishes for him , and up in the trees , there are the apples and peaches , and
" " By chance , Pa ! O no , no ! it never thousands of sweet fruits for him ; and all
did ...
Strona 32
I afterward learned that the Inclians , or tree to guide them . In one respect when
they saw the preparations made they would have doubtless been more against
them , were most willing to accede sensible than I was — they would not have to
...
I afterward learned that the Inclians , or tree to guide them . In one respect when
they saw the preparations made they would have doubtless been more against
them , were most willing to accede sensible than I was — they would not have to
...
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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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