The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 6, Issues 2-4Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1809 |
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... Natural History POETRY Notice of French Publications , for Dirge in Cymbeline . 103 Sept. 1808 132 Versio Latina . ib . Seulpture 138 A Metrical Paraphrase of the Fare- well Rhapsody of Corinna New York Historical Society 140 104 Bill ...
... Natural History POETRY Notice of French Publications , for Dirge in Cymbeline . 103 Sept. 1808 132 Versio Latina . ib . Seulpture 138 A Metrical Paraphrase of the Fare- well Rhapsody of Corinna New York Historical Society 140 104 Bill ...
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... nature , therefore , when offered , must be considered as offered gratuitously , and be received for what it is worth ; and , as it will certainly be super- ficial , it must be remembered , that it was not intended to be pro- found . No ...
... nature , therefore , when offered , must be considered as offered gratuitously , and be received for what it is worth ; and , as it will certainly be super- ficial , it must be remembered , that it was not intended to be pro- found . No ...
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... natural , is founded on the relative simplicities of the process . FIRST GENUS . Species Unique . DRY TOAST . I have considered this genus , the only one known in France , as containing no varieties , because , when cut into square ...
... natural , is founded on the relative simplicities of the process . FIRST GENUS . Species Unique . DRY TOAST . I have considered this genus , the only one known in France , as containing no varieties , because , when cut into square ...
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... nature had not been interrupted , would have produced chickens , create in the wife such a dispositionto pecking , that her mate often becomes com- pletely henpecked . The citron , too , is at once an emblem and pro- vocative of the ...
... nature had not been interrupted , would have produced chickens , create in the wife such a dispositionto pecking , that her mate often becomes com- pletely henpecked . The citron , too , is at once an emblem and pro- vocative of the ...
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... Nature's soft nurse , how have I frighted thee , & c . The lines of Statius are as follow : Crimine quo merui juvenis , placidissime divûm , Quove errore miser , donis ut solus egerem , Somne , tuis ? tacet omne pecus , volucresque ...
... Nature's soft nurse , how have I frighted thee , & c . The lines of Statius are as follow : Crimine quo merui juvenis , placidissime divûm , Quove errore miser , donis ut solus egerem , Somne , tuis ? tacet omne pecus , volucresque ...
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