The National Magazine: Devoted to Literature, Art, and Religion, Volume 13Abel Stevens, James Floy Carlton & Phillips, 1858 |
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Page 12
... never failed to express his invincible hatred of the house of Haps- burg . At Paris he became the favorite of In a low , rude wagon , drawn by four small restless horses , we travel like the wind , but never arrive . The soil flies ...
... never failed to express his invincible hatred of the house of Haps- burg . At Paris he became the favorite of In a low , rude wagon , drawn by four small restless horses , we travel like the wind , but never arrive . The soil flies ...
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... never to the Magyar . He loves their solitude , loves the silence which seems like repose after the tumult of battle , and his heart beats quick as he calls to mind the deeds of his ancestors ; for with these broad plains are associated ...
... never to the Magyar . He loves their solitude , loves the silence which seems like repose after the tumult of battle , and his heart beats quick as he calls to mind the deeds of his ancestors ; for with these broad plains are associated ...
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... never to stand beside it again , that it shall never again be " the Auld Stile , " when just over the brow of the hill comes the short , quick , interroga- tive bark of a terrier - sound of joy - and the long - expected lover rises into ...
... never to stand beside it again , that it shall never again be " the Auld Stile , " when just over the brow of the hill comes the short , quick , interroga- tive bark of a terrier - sound of joy - and the long - expected lover rises into ...
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... never excelled , and with an im- partiality which the rancor of his political opponents never attempted to impeach . The extent of his knowledge of parliment- ary rules is attested by the Manual which he then published , a work which ...
... never excelled , and with an im- partiality which the rancor of his political opponents never attempted to impeach . The extent of his knowledge of parliment- ary rules is attested by the Manual which he then published , a work which ...
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... Never were a man's religious sentiments more grossly misrepresented than Jefferson's . He was not an atheist . He believed in God , the Creator of all things ; in his overruling providence , infinite wisdom , goodness , justice , and ...
... Never were a man's religious sentiments more grossly misrepresented than Jefferson's . He was not an atheist . He believed in God , the Creator of all things ; in his overruling providence , infinite wisdom , goodness , justice , and ...
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