The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen1Nathaniel Parker Willis Peirce and Williams, 1829 |
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... young girl , to listen . I cannot boast that my love of music is so strong . I confess there are things I know that are often an overcharm , though not always , and I would not give up my slavery to their power , if I might be believed ...
... young girl , to listen . I cannot boast that my love of music is so strong . I confess there are things I know that are often an overcharm , though not always , and I would not give up my slavery to their power , if I might be believed ...
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... young . innocence and truth , or it is the practised witchery of a woman of the world , who knows too well for me the secret of her power . simpg on their arm . It indicates either a most childlike woman if she There are circumstances ...
... young . innocence and truth , or it is the practised witchery of a woman of the world , who knows too well for me the secret of her power . simpg on their arm . It indicates either a most childlike woman if she There are circumstances ...
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... young Italian artizan , and were his heart's pride . During the war , the place was sacked , and the bells carried off , no one knew whither . After the tumult was over , the poor fellow returned to his work , but it had been the solace ...
... young Italian artizan , and were his heart's pride . During the war , the place was sacked , and the bells carried off , no one knew whither . After the tumult was over , the poor fellow returned to his work , but it had been the solace ...
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... young Alexander - not drop a tear lest there should be no kingdoms left for us to conquer ? Horace boasts that he was the first who transfused the spirit of Grecian lyric poetry into the Latin tongue . * Lucretius consoles himself for ...
... young Alexander - not drop a tear lest there should be no kingdoms left for us to conquer ? Horace boasts that he was the first who transfused the spirit of Grecian lyric poetry into the Latin tongue . * Lucretius consoles himself for ...
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... young , are cut off before their fame is achieved ; or if old , have survived their strength and prowess . Even Fingal himself , is at last shewn to us as a feeble ghost , lamenting the loss of his mortal fame and vigor . " We conclude ...
... young , are cut off before their fame is achieved ; or if old , have survived their strength and prowess . Even Fingal himself , is at last shewn to us as a feeble ghost , lamenting the loss of his mortal fame and vigor . " We conclude ...
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