The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 58Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 416
... give twenty years to a gener- ation ; that will give something more than ten generations and a half in two hundred and fifteen years . But take twenty - five years to the average generation , and that we may apply this reckoning we have ...
... give twenty years to a gener- ation ; that will give something more than ten generations and a half in two hundred and fifteen years . But take twenty - five years to the average generation , and that we may apply this reckoning we have ...
Page 444
... Give me this , and I will give you what will suit you better in exchange , but , " Give it to me , or else I will take it by force . " The conqueror rather than the capitalist , the pirate rather than the merchant , the brigand rather ...
... Give me this , and I will give you what will suit you better in exchange , but , " Give it to me , or else I will take it by force . " The conqueror rather than the capitalist , the pirate rather than the merchant , the brigand rather ...
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... give the poem to the world as Hood's , they seem to have an especial right to stand in it . If you give a picture of a bison , surely you should give the hump ; even though you may think the animal would be more graceful without it . We ...
... give the poem to the world as Hood's , they seem to have an especial right to stand in it . If you give a picture of a bison , surely you should give the hump ; even though you may think the animal would be more graceful without it . We ...
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Maria Aurora von Königsmark | 62 |
Robinson Rev Edward D D | 221 |
Beran General Count | 228 |
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