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And celebrates his obsequies ; Its trees are very ordinary trees — wild Who say that hill and forest lono figs , pines and hemlocks ; -the land has For the departed Chief make moan ; no extraordinary fertility , but shows Through bis ...
And celebrates his obsequies ; Its trees are very ordinary trees — wild Who say that hill and forest lono figs , pines and hemlocks ; -the land has For the departed Chief make moan ; no extraordinary fertility , but shows Through bis ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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... rows of white blonde frills . of the Baylic ( the Garden of Plants ) , The trimmings of these capotes are often animals , and plants , and trees , which even a single flower , the shade of the terry our old men have never heard of .
... rows of white blonde frills . of the Baylic ( the Garden of Plants ) , The trimmings of these capotes are often animals , and plants , and trees , which even a single flower , the shade of the terry our old men have never heard of .
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His color is the dingiest coal black ; strange — the people and their habits , the he has not the thick lips and other chaanimals and their equipage , the style of racteristic features that usually accompany the buildings , the trees ...
His color is the dingiest coal black ; strange — the people and their habits , the he has not the thick lips and other chaanimals and their equipage , the style of racteristic features that usually accompany the buildings , the trees ...
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appear beautiful become better body called carried character church course effect English entire eyes face fact feel flowers follow force France French give given ground half hand head heart honor hour human hundred idea interest Italy kind known ladies land least leaves less light live look manner means ment miles mind morning nature nearly never night object once Paris passed perhaps person plants play present question received remain remarkable respect river scene seemed seen side soon stand tell thing thought thousand tion took trees true turn whole young
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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