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This intelligent Frenchman , who saw Washington with his army in 1779 , thus describes him : He received us with a noble , modest , and gentle urbanity and with that graciousness which seems to be the basis of his character .
This intelligent Frenchman , who saw Washington with his army in 1779 , thus describes him : He received us with a noble , modest , and gentle urbanity and with that graciousness which seems to be the basis of his character .
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All greatness of character is dependant The same is true as respects liquors . The on individuality . The man who has no heating and exciting wines , the brandies , other existence than that which he partakes and the coarser drinks of ...
All greatness of character is dependant The same is true as respects liquors . The on individuality . The man who has no heating and exciting wines , the brandies , other existence than that which he partakes and the coarser drinks of ...
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Sympathy , which was the key to Longfellow's character , is the characteristic of his versesympathy and serenity . . The reader might be warned -- if he will permit the figure of speech -- to sample Longfellow gradually , not to gulp ...
Sympathy , which was the key to Longfellow's character , is the characteristic of his versesympathy and serenity . . The reader might be warned -- if he will permit the figure of speech -- to sample Longfellow gradually , not to gulp ...
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Introduction | 1 |
New England | 24 |
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE 18041864 | 26 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | American Life in Literature, Volúmenes1-2 American Life in Literature, Jay Broadus Hubbell War Department education manual |
| Editor | Jay Broadus Hubbell |
| Editor | Harper & brothers, 1936 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Mar 2008 |
| Largo | 706 páginas |
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