Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen15Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1829 |
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... course , the cont editions in which ebullitions of su- military restless-. pure love aside , we turn'd from first my O bright rejoicing streams ! after light in my soul have died The early glorious dreams ! the holy prayer from my ...
... course , the cont editions in which ebullitions of su- military restless-. pure love aside , we turn'd from first my O bright rejoicing streams ! after light in my soul have died The early glorious dreams ! the holy prayer from my ...
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... course , had all the appearance of a barren desert . Luxuriant meadows were converted into reservoirs of sand and gravel ; and crops nearly ripe for the sickle , were beat- en down into masses of corrupting vegetation . Here and there ...
... course , had all the appearance of a barren desert . Luxuriant meadows were converted into reservoirs of sand and gravel ; and crops nearly ripe for the sickle , were beat- en down into masses of corrupting vegetation . Here and there ...
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... course is now what it ever has been , only that it is now on a naturally broader and grander scale . Yet fifty years ago , and Burke saw nothing in all history like their progress ; ra- ther ancient nations , than colonies of yesterday ...
... course is now what it ever has been , only that it is now on a naturally broader and grander scale . Yet fifty years ago , and Burke saw nothing in all history like their progress ; ra- ther ancient nations , than colonies of yesterday ...
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