American Quarterly Review, Volume 20Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1836 - Serial publications |
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... end the labour and the lives of these industrious little animals . 1 Malte - Brun's Geogr . 2 Lang's View of the Polynesian Nations : London , 1834 . It is easy to perceive how the islands thus formed 8 [ September , South Sea Islands .
... end the labour and the lives of these industrious little animals . 1 Malte - Brun's Geogr . 2 Lang's View of the Polynesian Nations : London , 1834 . It is easy to perceive how the islands thus formed 8 [ September , South Sea Islands .
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... lives employed in the whale fishery alone ; to say nothing of other branches of trade , which are daily growing in importance . But , apart from the mere question of interest , as is justly and forcibly urged in the report , Americans ...
... lives employed in the whale fishery alone ; to say nothing of other branches of trade , which are daily growing in importance . But , apart from the mere question of interest , as is justly and forcibly urged in the report , Americans ...
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... live and move , not in the cold region of philosophy , but in the region of the poetic ; they view and speak of things , as they appear to a plain , susceptible mind , trained in the school of nature and religion , and not as they are ...
... live and move , not in the cold region of philosophy , but in the region of the poetic ; they view and speak of things , as they appear to a plain , susceptible mind , trained in the school of nature and religion , and not as they are ...
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... live after the fulfilment , must be able to see the exact and complete picture in the past , which the prophet beheld in the future . There is no wonder that in- terpreters of prophecies , who have proceeded upon this principle , have ...
... live after the fulfilment , must be able to see the exact and complete picture in the past , which the prophet beheld in the future . There is no wonder that in- terpreters of prophecies , who have proceeded upon this principle , have ...
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... live , ( such virtue hath my pen , ) Where breath most breathes , -even in the mouths of men . Now with the drops of this most balmy time My love looks fresh , and death to me subscribes , Since spite of him I'll live in this poor rhyme ...
... live , ( such virtue hath my pen , ) Where breath most breathes , -even in the mouths of men . Now with the drops of this most balmy time My love looks fresh , and death to me subscribes , Since spite of him I'll live in this poor rhyme ...
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