Sequel to the English Reader : Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry: Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading, to Establish a Taste for Just and Accurate Composition, and to Promote the Interests of Piety and VirtueCollins & Company, 1817 - 364 páginas |
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... Hellespont , where his fleet lay in all their pomp , expecting his arrival . When he came to this place , he was desirous of taking a survey of all his forces , which formed an army that was never equalled either before or since . It ...
... Hellespont , where his fleet lay in all their pomp , expecting his arrival . When he came to this place , he was desirous of taking a survey of all his forces , which formed an army that was never equalled either before or since . It ...
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... Hellespont , for transport- ing his army into Europe . This narrow strait , which now goes by the name of the Dardanelles , is nearly an Eng- lish mile over . But soon after the completion of 64 Part 1 . Sequel to the English Reader .
... Hellespont , for transport- ing his army into Europe . This narrow strait , which now goes by the name of the Dardanelles , is nearly an Eng- lish mile over . But soon after the completion of 64 Part 1 . Sequel to the English Reader .
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... Hellespont , where they had crossed over ; and march- ed from thence to Sardis . Such was the end of Xerxes expedition into Greece : a measure begun in pride and terminated in infamy . GOLDSMITH SECTION IV . Character of Martin Luther ...
... Hellespont , where they had crossed over ; and march- ed from thence to Sardis . Such was the end of Xerxes expedition into Greece : a measure begun in pride and terminated in infamy . GOLDSMITH SECTION IV . Character of Martin Luther ...
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