The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 28Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... father and the lover , entered the hall . These gentlemen seated themselves at table , and commenced their supper in good earnest . Their appetite shocked , and their apathy displeased me . The old gentleman seemed to me in too tranquil ...
... father and the lover , entered the hall . These gentlemen seated themselves at table , and commenced their supper in good earnest . Their appetite shocked , and their apathy displeased me . The old gentleman seemed to me in too tranquil ...
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... father incapable of comprehending the mysterious aspirations of a soul that seeks to attain the object of its hopes ... father , ( Cousin ! who is this father ? " " Hers , " ) one of those vulgar beings , whose whole life is spent in ...
... father incapable of comprehending the mysterious aspirations of a soul that seeks to attain the object of its hopes ... father , ( Cousin ! who is this father ? " " Hers , " ) one of those vulgar beings , whose whole life is spent in ...
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... father had imparted those practical principles of the social condition , which give force to the citizen in his avocations . Young Florence was an impersonification of the American boy . The mother formed the morals - the father ...
... father had imparted those practical principles of the social condition , which give force to the citizen in his avocations . Young Florence was an impersonification of the American boy . The mother formed the morals - the father ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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