American Quarterly Review, Том 21Carey, Lea & Carey, 1837 |
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... beautiful agricultural regions in the United States . Penn- sylvania , also , with her immense resources of coal and iron , is in the main under the influence of as productive tillage as any other state in the Union , and possesses ...
... beautiful agricultural regions in the United States . Penn- sylvania , also , with her immense resources of coal and iron , is in the main under the influence of as productive tillage as any other state in the Union , and possesses ...
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... beautiful fruits of the earth , as we do now , on all sides of us . ' Uncle Phil replied , and talked on without disturbing his daughter's quiet and meditation . They travelled slowly , but he was never impatient , and she never wearied ...
... beautiful fruits of the earth , as we do now , on all sides of us . ' Uncle Phil replied , and talked on without disturbing his daughter's quiet and meditation . They travelled slowly , but he was never impatient , and she never wearied ...
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... beautiful prospect than I do - or in breathing this sweet , sweet air . It seems to me , father , as if every thing I look upon was ready to burst forth in a hymn of praise - and there is enough in my heart to make verses of if I only ...
... beautiful prospect than I do - or in breathing this sweet , sweet air . It seems to me , father , as if every thing I look upon was ready to burst forth in a hymn of praise - and there is enough in my heart to make verses of if I only ...
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... beautiful ideas have been dissipated and wasted . It is very far , however , from our purpose to criticise this work seriously . This would be treating the book itself ill , though the author might well deserve it . It is indeed below ...
... beautiful ideas have been dissipated and wasted . It is very far , however , from our purpose to criticise this work seriously . This would be treating the book itself ill , though the author might well deserve it . It is indeed below ...
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... beautiful pa- laces of the cinque cento in Italy . Writing itself was drawn , the German hieroglyphic substituted for the rectilinear Roman letters , harmonized with the sepulchral stones . The detached towers which served for lookouts ...
... beautiful pa- laces of the cinque cento in Italy . Writing itself was drawn , the German hieroglyphic substituted for the rectilinear Roman letters , harmonized with the sepulchral stones . The detached towers which served for lookouts ...
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