The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen2Nathaniel Parker Willis Pierce and Williams., 1830 |
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... death an endless and a dreamless slum- ber . Can we wonder that the whole atmosphere of society should have been poisoned by this horrible Sirocco : that wherever it swept over the earth it should have left a howling wilderness of moral ...
... death an endless and a dreamless slum- ber . Can we wonder that the whole atmosphere of society should have been poisoned by this horrible Sirocco : that wherever it swept over the earth it should have left a howling wilderness of moral ...
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... Death is one act of life , and it may be suitable and according to the rules of the epo- pee , or the contrary , as well as anything else that happens to us . As to the fates of military men , the late wars present us with many curious ...
... Death is one act of life , and it may be suitable and according to the rules of the epo- pee , or the contrary , as well as anything else that happens to us . As to the fates of military men , the late wars present us with many curious ...
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... death of that person , the manner in which his unaffected sorrow breaks through the indifferent topics upon which he wrote , is touch- ing in the extreme ; and yet , with a strange preference of others ' feelings to his own , he ...
... death of that person , the manner in which his unaffected sorrow breaks through the indifferent topics upon which he wrote , is touch- ing in the extreme ; and yet , with a strange preference of others ' feelings to his own , he ...
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... death found herself as friendless as when they had first given her an asylum . Their little fortune was entailed , and they had nothing to leave Mary but some old fashioned bijouterie and a part of their library . It was a descent from ...
... death found herself as friendless as when they had first given her an asylum . Their little fortune was entailed , and they had nothing to leave Mary but some old fashioned bijouterie and a part of their library . It was a descent from ...
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... death would end his sufferings , inspired him with courage . He rose and left the spot , with all the stings of jealousy gnawing at his heart . The next morning there was a brilliant scene at the Hall . At the front door were drawn up ...
... death would end his sufferings , inspired him with courage . He rose and left the spot , with all the stings of jealousy gnawing at his heart . The next morning there was a brilliant scene at the Hall . At the front door were drawn up ...
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