Pictorial Life of George Washington: Embracing a Complete History of the Seven Years' War, the Revolutionary War, the Formation of the Federal Constitution, and the Administration of WashingtonLeary & Getz, 1857 - 588 pages |
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... older sister. There were several years between us and she spoiled me in every way possible. She taught me everything from tying my shoe laces to dressing myself. Teaching me to identify the colors of my crayons and Atten-Tion! Parade-Rest.
... older sister. There were several years between us and she spoiled me in every way possible. She taught me everything from tying my shoe laces to dressing myself. Teaching me to identify the colors of my crayons and Atten-Tion! Parade-Rest.
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... options till you get a result Exasperation: I can't do it Completion: I did it. Injection: “ouch” Election: making a choice (vote) Occupation: Invading The Exceptional “ tion ” Sometimes Good , Sometimes Bad The Exceptional “tion” • 21.
... options till you get a result Exasperation: I can't do it Completion: I did it. Injection: “ouch” Election: making a choice (vote) Occupation: Invading The Exceptional “ tion ” Sometimes Good , Sometimes Bad The Exceptional “tion” • 21.
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... tion itself—originality: that timeless “spiritual” ideal inherent in the work of art and subsequently exposed by Hilda's self-effacing labor in tribute to originality as such, the “genius” of the past, those “spirits of the Old Masters ...
... tion itself—originality: that timeless “spiritual” ideal inherent in the work of art and subsequently exposed by Hilda's self-effacing labor in tribute to originality as such, the “genius” of the past, those “spirits of the Old Masters ...
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