Burton's Gentleman's Magazine and American Monthly Review, Tom 2William Evans Burton, Edgar Allan Poe C. Alexander, 1838 |
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... aged mother from in- digence , and to see if the girl of his affections has pre- served his remembrance . His patient labor at Ga- lena has obliterated the faults of his former life , and he deserves to be happy — but his hectic cheek ...
... aged mother from in- digence , and to see if the girl of his affections has pre- served his remembrance . His patient labor at Ga- lena has obliterated the faults of his former life , and he deserves to be happy — but his hectic cheek ...
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... aged brow , Like tendrils of the clinging vine That clasps the o'erworn oak around , Their golden fibres fondly twine , With silver threads time's snows had crown'd , And lay above that face of death , Brightly , as woo'd by summer's ...
... aged brow , Like tendrils of the clinging vine That clasps the o'erworn oak around , Their golden fibres fondly twine , With silver threads time's snows had crown'd , And lay above that face of death , Brightly , as woo'd by summer's ...
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... aged 78 , Colonel Francis Wade , of Montgomery County , Pennsylvania . Buffalo attacked by United States Dragoons . Lieutenant Totman killed . The British commenced cannonading New Orleans . 1801 1814 1815 1816 1817 1727 1777 1788 Died , ...
... aged 78 , Colonel Francis Wade , of Montgomery County , Pennsylvania . Buffalo attacked by United States Dragoons . Lieutenant Totman killed . The British commenced cannonading New Orleans . 1801 1814 1815 1816 1817 1727 1777 1788 Died , ...
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... aged 64 , Samuel Huntington , one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence . Washington retired to Winter Quarters at Morristown , New Jersey . Cannon Foundry and Public Stores destroyed at Westham , Va . , by order of General ...
... aged 64 , Samuel Huntington , one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence . Washington retired to Winter Quarters at Morristown , New Jersey . Cannon Foundry and Public Stores destroyed at Westham , Va . , by order of General ...
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... aged 54 , Major General John Sullivan , a distinguished Revolutionary Officer . Died , aged 51 , Edward Rutledge , one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence . Severe Earthquake felt in Virginia , Louisiana , and Missouri ...
... aged 54 , Major General John Sullivan , a distinguished Revolutionary Officer . Died , aged 51 , Edward Rutledge , one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence . Severe Earthquake felt in Virginia , Louisiana , and Missouri ...
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