The Writings of James Russell Lowell ...: PoemsPrinted at the Riverside Press, 1890 |
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... present that emi- nent man with a copy of the " Biglow Papers . " The next morning he received the following note , which he has kindly furnished us for publication . We prefer to print it verbatim , knowing that our readers will ...
... present that emi- nent man with a copy of the " Biglow Papers . " The next morning he received the following note , which he has kindly furnished us for publication . We prefer to print it verbatim , knowing that our readers will ...
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... present volume . In this place I will barely remark , that I have sometimes noticed in the unlan- guaged prattlings of infants a fondness for alliteration , asso- nance , and even rhyme , in which natural predisposition we may trace the ...
... present volume . In this place I will barely remark , that I have sometimes noticed in the unlan- guaged prattlings of infants a fondness for alliteration , asso- nance , and even rhyme , in which natural predisposition we may trace the ...
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... present instance , has only made use of a license assumed by all the historians of antiquity , who put into the mouths of various characters such words as seem to them most fitting to the occasion and to THE BIGLOW PAPERS 75 REMARKS OF ...
... present instance , has only made use of a license assumed by all the historians of antiquity , who put into the mouths of various characters such words as seem to them most fitting to the occasion and to THE BIGLOW PAPERS 75 REMARKS OF ...
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... present one which boils and eddies all around him at the caucus , the ratification meeting , and the polls ! Who taught him to exhort men to prepare for eternity , as for some fu- ture era of which the present forms no integral part ...
... present one which boils and eddies all around him at the caucus , the ratification meeting , and the polls ! Who taught him to exhort men to prepare for eternity , as for some fu- ture era of which the present forms no integral part ...
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... present alarming juncture . At that spot , where you seem to see a speck of something in motion , is an im- mense mass - meeting . Look sharper , and you will see a mite brandishing his mandibles in an excited manner . That is the great ...
... present alarming juncture . At that spot , where you seem to see a speck of something in motion , is an im- mense mass - meeting . Look sharper , and you will see a mite brandishing his mandibles in an excited manner . That is the great ...
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