The Hobart Town Magazine, Том 3H. Melville, 1834 |
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... expressions of gratitude from her parents and sisters who crowded around me , I noticed for long - continued slights had made me quick to perceive every change of countenance , and every transition of feeling towards me a desire of ...
... expressions of gratitude from her parents and sisters who crowded around me , I noticed for long - continued slights had made me quick to perceive every change of countenance , and every transition of feeling towards me a desire of ...
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... expression of speech , murmured audibly to my ears her thanks , and her oppressed spirit threw off its earthly shackles , and bounded away to realms of everlasting light and freedom . 1 ; The charge thus committed to me I faithfully ...
... expression of speech , murmured audibly to my ears her thanks , and her oppressed spirit threw off its earthly shackles , and bounded away to realms of everlasting light and freedom . 1 ; The charge thus committed to me I faithfully ...
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... expression of sadness deep- answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : > young sleep in it ? " The Indian boy , all unconscious bodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his eeped up in his face with a mingled ...
... expression of sadness deep- answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : > young sleep in it ? " The Indian boy , all unconscious bodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his eeped up in his face with a mingled ...
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... expression of sadness deep- ened , as he answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : how can his young sleep in it ? ” The Indian boy , all nnconscious of the forebodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his side ...
... expression of sadness deep- ened , as he answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : how can his young sleep in it ? ” The Indian boy , all nnconscious of the forebodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his side ...
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... expression of sadness deep- ened , as he answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : how can his young sleep in it ? " The Indian boy , all nnconscious of the forebodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his side ...
... expression of sadness deep- ened , as he answered , " The Eagle has taken a snake to his next : how can his young sleep in it ? " The Indian boy , all nnconscious of the forebodings which stirred his father's spirit , moved to his side ...
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