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Page 8
... system continue in a state of suctuation and change , the order and harmony of
the whole remain unalterable . ” pp . 7–9 . Sir Humphrey , in the same part of his
works , superadds some valuable remarks concerning the organization of plants
...
... system continue in a state of suctuation and change , the order and harmony of
the whole remain unalterable . ” pp . 7–9 . Sir Humphrey , in the same part of his
works , superadds some valuable remarks concerning the organization of plants
...
Page 17
We have also navigable rivers of immense magnitude , running almost the whole
length and breadth of the continent , and rail - roads and canals are in process of
construction , which will connect the remote sections of the Mississippi ...
We have also navigable rivers of immense magnitude , running almost the whole
length and breadth of the continent , and rail - roads and canals are in process of
construction , which will connect the remote sections of the Mississippi ...
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While he was speaking , the horse took fright , ' Charlotte was thrown out , and
received an injury that embittered her whole life . Philip was really grieved by this
accident . He said , ' It seemed somehow as if it was so to be , for he had no ...
While he was speaking , the horse took fright , ' Charlotte was thrown out , and
received an injury that embittered her whole life . Philip was really grieved by this
accident . He said , ' It seemed somehow as if it was so to be , for he had no ...
Page 39
He tells his own story in a few words , with that impudent humility which springs
from the success of a whole life . 6 " I have often conversed with Melanchton , and
related to him the minutest details of my life . I am the son of a peasant ; my ...
He tells his own story in a few words , with that impudent humility which springs
from the success of a whole life . 6 " I have often conversed with Melanchton , and
related to him the minutest details of my life . I am the son of a peasant ; my ...
Page 46
Some time after , Elizabeth cast another head at the feet of Shakspeare .
Mahomet II . had an Icoglan decapitated for the purpose of giving a painter an
idea of death . Strange compound of man and woman ! Elizabeth seems , during
the whole ...
Some time after , Elizabeth cast another head at the feet of Shakspeare .
Mahomet II . had an Icoglan decapitated for the purpose of giving a painter an
idea of death . Strange compound of man and woman ! Elizabeth seems , during
the whole ...
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| Title | American Quarterly Review, Volume 21 Volumes 298-301 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Robert Walsh |
| Publisher | Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2019 |
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