Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art, 第 9 卷 |
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Happy race , thought I , excommon sense - formalists , utilitari- empt from care , children of nature , livans , who eat , walked , transacted busi- ing by music ! But there was ness , married and died , with little ap- more specimen of ...
Happy race , thought I , excommon sense - formalists , utilitari- empt from care , children of nature , livans , who eat , walked , transacted busi- ing by music ! But there was ness , married and died , with little ap- more specimen of ...
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In employers , though Protestants , were fact , quick spirits were nettled at his infected with papal tyranny ; they had negative virtues , and grew weary of his requested him not to walk round the monotonous suavity .
In employers , though Protestants , were fact , quick spirits were nettled at his infected with papal tyranny ; they had negative virtues , and grew weary of his requested him not to walk round the monotonous suavity .
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After some cautious hesitation , to bimself , " muttered Martha Carrier , and a good many whos ! and soothings , as she walked about the house , scrubthe interesting family all mounted and bing and brushing in a dissatisfied bupaced ...
After some cautious hesitation , to bimself , " muttered Martha Carrier , and a good many whos ! and soothings , as she walked about the house , scrubthe interesting family all mounted and bing and brushing in a dissatisfied bupaced ...
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night , Elder Parris would stand far While the listener's bead whirled , ahead of him in the estimation of his and the light grew dim around him in people , as a faithful and energetic pas- the doorway , Martha walked suddenly tor .
night , Elder Parris would stand far While the listener's bead whirled , ahead of him in the estimation of his and the light grew dim around him in people , as a faithful and energetic pas- the doorway , Martha walked suddenly tor .
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said one old gentleman , away from the deserted dwelling , and with a peculiarly orthodox cut to his walked alone toward the First Church . solemn face , and his prim , low collar , Numbers of people , who passed or “ I hope that be ...
said one old gentleman , away from the deserted dwelling , and with a peculiarly orthodox cut to his walked alone toward the First Church . solemn face , and his prim , low collar , Numbers of people , who passed or “ I hope that be ...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art, 第 9 卷 Library of American civilization |
| 著作人 | Making of America Project |
| 出版者 | G.P. Putnam & Company, 1857 |
| 來源： | 康乃爾大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2013年10月1日 |
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