The Lakeside Monthly, Том 2Francis Fisher Broune Reed, Browne and Company, 1869 |
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... close of the war - he has but to satisfy Mr. SAWYER that the claim is just , to secure his energetic and generally suc- cessful assistance ; but not till he is satisfied of its justice . No member of Congress has a more extensive ...
... close of the war - he has but to satisfy Mr. SAWYER that the claim is just , to secure his energetic and generally suc- cessful assistance ; but not till he is satisfied of its justice . No member of Congress has a more extensive ...
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... close of his present term in Congress ; and when he does so , though , like all other men in public life , he has not entirely escaped the censures of opposing political partizanship , he will retire with the respect of men of all ...
... close of his present term in Congress ; and when he does so , though , like all other men in public life , he has not entirely escaped the censures of opposing political partizanship , he will retire with the respect of men of all ...
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... close upon them . The Apaches sprang instantly to their feet , and a tearful conflict ensued . In the confu- sion the young captives , with no thought but to escape the immediate peril and horror , crept stealthily away and climbed up ...
... close upon them . The Apaches sprang instantly to their feet , and a tearful conflict ensued . In the confu- sion the young captives , with no thought but to escape the immediate peril and horror , crept stealthily away and climbed up ...
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... close by . So weary and foot - sore was he from his long wan- dering , so eager for shelter and rest , and withal so little regardful of his own life , since he had lost all hope of ever again seeing Marguerite , that he deter- mined to ...
... close by . So weary and foot - sore was he from his long wan- dering , so eager for shelter and rest , and withal so little regardful of his own life , since he had lost all hope of ever again seeing Marguerite , that he deter- mined to ...
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... close to one side of the stream , while on the other charming valleys , fragrant with flowers and gay with brilliant and musical birds , spread out to the foot of some neighboring mountain . Several times he had dis- tant glimpses of ...
... close to one side of the stream , while on the other charming valleys , fragrant with flowers and gay with brilliant and musical birds , spread out to the foot of some neighboring mountain . Several times he had dis- tant glimpses of ...
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