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... mingled with mountain scenery . The eye cannot rest with indifference upon the
distant east , while the King of day raises his golden lid , and with his irradiating
lashes forming the glorious network -- ... of the purple morn , causing the valleys ...
... mingled with mountain scenery . The eye cannot rest with indifference upon the
distant east , while the King of day raises his golden lid , and with his irradiating
lashes forming the glorious network -- ... of the purple morn , causing the valleys ...
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of the purple morn , causing the valleys to unfold their dewy pearls . In one of
these deep ravines on the banks of the beautiful “ Roselle , " stood a plain white
cottage , unadorned by ancient or modern architecture . The weeping willow and
a ...
of the purple morn , causing the valleys to unfold their dewy pearls . In one of
these deep ravines on the banks of the beautiful “ Roselle , " stood a plain white
cottage , unadorned by ancient or modern architecture . The weeping willow and
a ...
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He is no better , and the physicians did not agree as to the cause of his disease .
” “ If it were I , I should be more discouraged than he is . He is spending all his
loose property in travelling and paying physicians ; this little village would sustain
a ...
He is no better , and the physicians did not agree as to the cause of his disease .
” “ If it were I , I should be more discouraged than he is . He is spending all his
loose property in travelling and paying physicians ; this little village would sustain
a ...
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In the early part of his military career he was , but afterwards he became reckless
and dissipated ; this was the cause of his final ruin . If he had been temperate , as
his commanderin - chief was , his name might have been inscribed with honor ...
In the early part of his military career he was , but afterwards he became reckless
and dissipated ; this was the cause of his final ruin . If he had been temperate , as
his commanderin - chief was , his name might have been inscribed with honor ...
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She has met with a good deal of opposition , but I rejoice that she is willing to
have her name cast out as evil in the cause , which we consider so immediately
connected with the cause of Christ . The measures she has adopted are
considered ...
She has met with a good deal of opposition , but I rejoice that she is willing to
have her name cast out as evil in the cause , which we consider so immediately
connected with the cause of Christ . The measures she has adopted are
considered ...
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Affie Agnes Alpheus Amelia answered appearance arms asked beautiful become Bertram better blessed Bradley bright bring brother called cause child Christ continued dark dear death door early entered eyes face father feet gave girls give given glad half hand happy head heard heart heaven hope hour husband inquired interest keep knew lady laid leave length Lieutenant light live looked Lord lost McMartin mind morning Morse mother moved never night obtain Odora opened pass pleasant poor possible prayer Radford replied rest Roselle seemed seen sick side sister soon soul spirit sufferer tears tell temperance thing thought tion told took turned village visited wait walked Walter weeks weeping wife Willard wish young
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| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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