Graham's Magazine, Том 20G. R. Graham, 1842 |
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... once seen better days , having been indeed a farmer in a small way ; but his crops failing , and his stock dying by disease , he had been reduced at length to extreme poverty . Yet he bore his misfortunes without repining . He had still ...
... once seen better days , having been indeed a farmer in a small way ; but his crops failing , and his stock dying by disease , he had been reduced at length to extreme poverty . Yet he bore his misfortunes without repining . He had still ...
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... once the spirit's shrine And hover round those lips that only ask A second impress from the hand divine ! And look upon that brow ! a living light Plays like a sun - beam o'er his silver hair , As if the happy spirit in its flight Had ...
... once the spirit's shrine And hover round those lips that only ask A second impress from the hand divine ! And look upon that brow ! a living light Plays like a sun - beam o'er his silver hair , As if the happy spirit in its flight Had ...
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... once awakened to party feelings , will cling to its old friendships and antipa- thies when all interests in the result have ceased . " Why , " said he , " for a while it was easy enough ; for the Post rides through here once a week ...
... once awakened to party feelings , will cling to its old friendships and antipa- thies when all interests in the result have ceased . " Why , " said he , " for a while it was easy enough ; for the Post rides through here once a week ...
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... once a month ; but that is little for one who used to have a dozen young friends always around her in Connecticut , even if she was poor . To tell the truth , though the woods are full of venison and wild tur- kies , and quails and ...
... once a month ; but that is little for one who used to have a dozen young friends always around her in Connecticut , even if she was poor . To tell the truth , though the woods are full of venison and wild tur- kies , and quails and ...
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... Once Massa know I be a poor scoundrel in newspaper office - hard life dat , where kicks plenty and dinners scarce and ebbery now and den when editor pushed to de wall for cash , he say in his paper dat de next day he come out wid a new ...
... Once Massa know I be a poor scoundrel in newspaper office - hard life dat , where kicks plenty and dinners scarce and ebbery now and den when editor pushed to de wall for cash , he say in his paper dat de next day he come out wid a new ...
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