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... give the descendants of our forefathers in America a higher idea of the dignity with which a British annalist usually composes his narrations . The copious appendix to this volume contains nearly all the official details of the events ...
... give the descendants of our forefathers in America a higher idea of the dignity with which a British annalist usually composes his narrations . The copious appendix to this volume contains nearly all the official details of the events ...
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... give that entire pleasure , which the labours of one anthor are calculated to impart . Were it not for this defect in Mr. Ring's plan , and for the still better reason that the deside- ratum of an uniform translation of Virgil ( of the ...
... give that entire pleasure , which the labours of one anthor are calculated to impart . Were it not for this defect in Mr. Ring's plan , and for the still better reason that the deside- ratum of an uniform translation of Virgil ( of the ...
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... give too much for the whistle ; and I saved my money . As I grew up , came into the world , and observed the actions of men , I thought I met with many , very many , who gave too much for the whistle . When I saw one too ambitious of ...
... give too much for the whistle ; and I saved my money . As I grew up , came into the world , and observed the actions of men , I thought I met with many , very many , who gave too much for the whistle . When I saw one too ambitious of ...
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