The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 8Atlantic Monthly Company, 1861 - American essays |
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Page 102
... English ship that should be en- gaged in bringing arms to New York or Philadelphia . Thus are the two " parties " to the war placed on the same footing by the decision of the English Government , though the one party is a nation having ...
... English ship that should be en- gaged in bringing arms to New York or Philadelphia . Thus are the two " parties " to the war placed on the same footing by the decision of the English Government , though the one party is a nation having ...
Page 383
... English tongue is spoken , parts with none of his power to interest and charm in this record of his collegiate life . Mr. Hughes has the true , wholesome Eng- lish love of home , the English delight in rude physical sports , the English ...
... English tongue is spoken , parts with none of his power to interest and charm in this record of his collegiate life . Mr. Hughes has the true , wholesome Eng- lish love of home , the English delight in rude physical sports , the English ...
Page 392
... English country - towns . In this retired neighborhood the road is narrow and bordered with grass , and sometimes interrupted by gates ; the hedges grow in unpruned luxuriance ; there is not that close - shaven neatness and trimness ...
... English country - towns . In this retired neighborhood the road is narrow and bordered with grass , and sometimes interrupted by gates ; the hedges grow in unpruned luxuriance ; there is not that close - shaven neatness and trimness ...
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