| George White - 1854 - 750 páginas
...And empire o;er his tongue, and o'er his hand." The clouds of war gathered, and burst with a dreadful explosion in this State. Nancy's spirit rose with...the last to seek safety in the cane-brake with his neighbours. They kept up a prowling, skulking kind of life, occasionally sallying forth in a sort of... | |
| George White - 1855 - 872 páginas
...And empire o'er his tongue, and o'er his hand." The clouds of war gathered, and burst with a dreadful explosion in this State. Nancy's spirit rose with...the last to seek safety in the cane-brake with his neighbours. They kept up a prowling, skulking kind of life, occasionally sallying forth in a sort of... | |
| George White - 1855 - 1006 páginas
...o'er his tongue, and o'er his hand." The clouds of war gathered, and burst with a dreadful explosion m this State. Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest....the last to seek safety in the cane-brake with his neighbours. They kept up a prowling, skulking kind of life, occasionally sallying forth in a sort of... | |
| Warren Wildwood (pseud.) - 1861 - 400 páginas
...ornament, testified to her powers in beefimling. The clouds of wai' gathered, ;ind burst with a dreadful explosion in this state. Nancy's spirit rose with...herself a friend to her country, ready " to do or die." On the occasion of an excursion from the British camp at Augusta, a party of Tories penetrated into... | |
| Warren Wildwood - 1862 - 396 páginas
...ornament, testified to her powers in beefinding. The clouds of war gathered, and burst with a dreadful explosion in this state. Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest. She declared aud proved herself a friend to her country, ready " to do or die." On the occasion of an excursion... | |
| E. L. T. Harrison, W. S. Godby - 1868 - 644 páginas
...management of all ailments. The clouds of war gathered, mid burst with a dreadful explosion in this Slate, Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest. She declared...proved herself a friend to her country, ready "to do or to die." All accused of Whigism had to hide or to swing. The lilylivered Mr. Uart was not the last... | |
| Lucian Lamar Knight - 1913 - 1142 páginas
...for her military feats. When the clouds of war gathered, Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest. She proved herself a friend to her country, ready to do or die. All accused of Whigism had to swing. The lily-livered Mr. Hart was not the last to seek safety in the canebrake with... | |
| Lucian Lamar Knight - 1913 - 1144 páginas
...for her military feats. When the clouds of war gathered, Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest. She proved herself a friend to her country, ready to do or die. All accused of Whigism had to swing. The lily-livered Mr. Hart was not the last to seek safety in the canebrake with... | |
| Anna Maria Green Cook - 1925 - 506 páginas
...gathered and burst with a dreadful explosion in this state. Nancy's spirit rose with the tempest. She proved herself "a friend to her country, ready to do or die." "All accused of whigism had to swing. The lilylivered Mr. Hart was not the last to seek safety in the canebrake with... | |
| George White - 2011 - 852 páginas
...And empire o'er his tongue, and o'er his hand." The clouds of war gathered, and burst with a dreadful explosion in this State. Nancy's spirit rose with...tempest. She declared and proved herself a friend to her countiy, ready " to do or die." All accused of Whiggism had to hide or swing. The lily-livered Mr.... | |
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