Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Том 13;Том 76John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1871 |
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... king To dror resolves an ' triggers , - But libbaty's a kind o ' thing Thet don't agree with niggers . " I du believe with all my soul In the gret Press's freedom , To pint the people to the goal An ' in the traces lead ' em ; Palsied ...
... king To dror resolves an ' triggers , - But libbaty's a kind o ' thing Thet don't agree with niggers . " I du believe with all my soul In the gret Press's freedom , To pint the people to the goal An ' in the traces lead ' em ; Palsied ...
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... King of Ingland . The Kurnal of the Seventy - onesters hear is ruther smawl pertaters , but of course you ain't to blame fur that . ' " Hereupon the prince and his illustrious visitor fraternized , and smoked together on the " pizarro ...
... King of Ingland . The Kurnal of the Seventy - onesters hear is ruther smawl pertaters , but of course you ain't to blame fur that . ' " Hereupon the prince and his illustrious visitor fraternized , and smoked together on the " pizarro ...
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... King Alfred's time . Such readers might well be more numer- ous . The majority regard the word An- glo - Saxon as meaning something different from English ; they do not master the fact that our language , like our institutions , is ...
... King Alfred's time . Such readers might well be more numer- ous . The majority regard the word An- glo - Saxon as meaning something different from English ; they do not master the fact that our language , like our institutions , is ...
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... king , Whose word no man relies on , Who never said a foolish thing , And never did a wise one . " When Abraham Lincoln governed the United States , he was the fountain of anec- dote as well as of honor . His stories were often apposite ...
... king , Whose word no man relies on , Who never said a foolish thing , And never did a wise one . " When Abraham Lincoln governed the United States , he was the fountain of anec- dote as well as of honor . His stories were often apposite ...
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... King's health is extremely good . He walks as firmly as anybody at his age ( 68 ) could be expected to do , and scarcely avails himself when on the terrace ( at Wind- sor ) of the assistance of a stick which he holds in his hand . His ...
... King's health is extremely good . He walks as firmly as anybody at his age ( 68 ) could be expected to do , and scarcely avails himself when on the terrace ( at Wind- sor ) of the assistance of a stick which he holds in his hand . His ...
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