The American Monthly Magazine, المجلد 1;المجلد 7M. Bancroft, J. Wiley, and G. and C. and H. Carvill, 1836 |
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... fact , the exhaustless mine from which the poet and the painter have brought such wondrous treasures — an unfailing fountain of intel- An abstract of the last proceedings of this Institution will be found in the " Monthly Commentary ...
... fact , the exhaustless mine from which the poet and the painter have brought such wondrous treasures — an unfailing fountain of intel- An abstract of the last proceedings of this Institution will be found in the " Monthly Commentary ...
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... fact inland seas - possessing some of the attributes of the ocean , though destitute of its sublimity ; but of those smaller lakes , such as Lake George , Champlain , Winni- pisiogee , Otsego , Seneca , and a hundred others , that stud ...
... fact inland seas - possessing some of the attributes of the ocean , though destitute of its sublimity ; but of those smaller lakes , such as Lake George , Champlain , Winni- pisiogee , Otsego , Seneca , and a hundred others , that stud ...
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... fact , it is though , perhaps , the bright side yet a real and broad side of Yankee character , which is set forth by Miss Sedgwick ; and some remarks on this character are a necessary preliminary of adequately expressing our thoughts ...
... fact , it is though , perhaps , the bright side yet a real and broad side of Yankee character , which is set forth by Miss Sedgwick ; and some remarks on this character are a necessary preliminary of adequately expressing our thoughts ...
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... facts . It was here that Greenough , acknowledged to be second to no living artist of his line , elaborated that inward power which has " fixed for ever " the very poetry of Christianity , in those imperishable groups - the Chanting ...
... facts . It was here that Greenough , acknowledged to be second to no living artist of his line , elaborated that inward power which has " fixed for ever " the very poetry of Christianity , in those imperishable groups - the Chanting ...
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... fact that they are regarded as virtually an aristocracy , through that divine right which comes " not by the flesh , nor the will of man , but by the Spirit ; " which , like the wind , " bloweth where it listeth . " The high moral ...
... fact that they are regarded as virtually an aristocracy , through that divine right which comes " not by the flesh , nor the will of man , but by the Spirit ; " which , like the wind , " bloweth where it listeth . " The high moral ...
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