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...set up there an everlasting home ? EXERCISE 77. Duly of Literary men to their Country. — GRIMKE. We cannot honor our country with too deep a reverence;...purpose or a faithfulness of zeal, too steadfast and ar5 dent. And what is our country ? It is not the East, with her hills and her valleys, with her countless...

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