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... young parishioner , Mr. Biglow , came to me and submitted to my animadversions the first of his poems which he intended to commit to the more hazardous trial of a city newspaper , it never so much as entered my imagination to conceive ...
... young parishioner , Mr. Biglow , came to me and submitted to my animadversions the first of his poems which he intended to commit to the more hazardous trial of a city newspaper , it never so much as entered my imagination to conceive ...
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... young Devotion learned to climb with ease The gnarly limbs of Scripture family - trees , And he was most commended and admired Who soonest to the topmost twig perspired ; Each name was called as many various ways As pleased the reader's ...
... young Devotion learned to climb with ease The gnarly limbs of Scripture family - trees , And he was most commended and admired Who soonest to the topmost twig perspired ; Each name was called as many various ways As pleased the reader's ...
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... young friend could never be induced to any further essays in this kind . He affirmed that it was to him like writ- ing in a foreign tongue , that Mr. Pope's versification was like the regular ticking of one of Willard's clocks , in ...
... young friend could never be induced to any further essays in this kind . He affirmed that it was to him like writ- ing in a foreign tongue , that Mr. Pope's versification was like the regular ticking of one of Willard's clocks , in ...
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... young parishioner brought to my study a copy of verses which he had written touching the acquisition of territory resulting from the Mexican war , and the folly of leaving the question of slavery or freedom to the adjudication of chance ...
... young parishioner brought to my study a copy of verses which he had written touching the acquisition of territory resulting from the Mexican war , and the folly of leaving the question of slavery or freedom to the adjudication of chance ...
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... young gentleman pre- paring for the ministry under the direction of one of my brethren in a neighboring town , and whom I had once instinctively corrected in a Latin quantity . But this I have been forced to omit , from its too great ...
... young gentleman pre- paring for the ministry under the direction of one of my brethren in a neighboring town , and whom I had once instinctively corrected in a Latin quantity . But this I have been forced to omit , from its too great ...
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