Appletons' Journal, 328–353 leidimaiD. Appleton and Company, 1875 |
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... true of the much - talked - of letters of Mr. Beecher . That these letters show that the writer is very contrite for a certain wrong there is no denying ; but there is no just ground for assuming that this wrong was adultery . The ...
... true of the much - talked - of letters of Mr. Beecher . That these letters show that the writer is very contrite for a certain wrong there is no denying ; but there is no just ground for assuming that this wrong was adultery . The ...
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... true significance and value of the torpedo , the success of which must of necessity check all further advance in the direction of heavily plated and armored vessels . If it is possible to approach a vessel by an unseen enemy , whose ...
... true significance and value of the torpedo , the success of which must of necessity check all further advance in the direction of heavily plated and armored vessels . If it is possible to approach a vessel by an unseen enemy , whose ...
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... true . By this time many others of the tribe had gathered round , and such a set of bright - eyed , gaunt , haggard creatures I have seldom seen . We had but a few small pieces of money with us , perhaps fortunately , as there was no ...
... true . By this time many others of the tribe had gathered round , and such a set of bright - eyed , gaunt , haggard creatures I have seldom seen . We had but a few small pieces of money with us , perhaps fortunately , as there was no ...
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... true . Should the object be ever so trivial , they pursue it with an eagerness that for the moment seems to banish every other thought . But then , it is only for the moment , and how long does such devotion last ? The great difficulty ...
... true . Should the object be ever so trivial , they pursue it with an eagerness that for the moment seems to banish every other thought . But then , it is only for the moment , and how long does such devotion last ? The great difficulty ...
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... true artist is inwrought with too much delicacy to allow him to thrust forward his claims to notice , to the gaping crowds . He was a Baltimorean by birth , and with an intense admiration for the character of Stonewall Jackson , the ...
... true artist is inwrought with too much delicacy to allow him to thrust forward his claims to notice , to the gaping crowds . He was a Baltimorean by birth , and with an intense admiration for the character of Stonewall Jackson , the ...
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