The North American Review, Volume 100Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1865 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... English Stage , 304.- Dodge's Irvington Stories , 304.- Tenny- son's Enoch Arden , 305. - De Voe's Market - Book , 307 . - LIST OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS NOTE TO ART . III . No. CCIV . • - 186 194 233 • 309 311 APPENDIX . THE SEMI ...
... English Stage , 304.- Dodge's Irvington Stories , 304.- Tenny- son's Enoch Arden , 305. - De Voe's Market - Book , 307 . - LIST OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS NOTE TO ART . III . No. CCIV . • - 186 194 233 • 309 311 APPENDIX . THE SEMI ...
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... English enough to understand it in the original , since the colloquy just reported with the American captain took place in French . He was slow in becoming familiar with the English language , and even to the end of his life seemed to ...
... English enough to understand it in the original , since the colloquy just reported with the American captain took place in French . He was slow in becoming familiar with the English language , and even to the end of his life seemed to ...
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... English finance , he invested in United States stock and in stock of the United States Bank , both being depreciated in England . Being thus a large holder of the stock of the bank , the charter having expired , and its affairs being in ...
... English finance , he invested in United States stock and in stock of the United States Bank , both being depreciated in England . Being thus a large holder of the stock of the bank , the charter having expired , and its affairs being in ...
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... English branches , in geometry , natural philosophy , the French and Spanish languages , and whatever else might be deemed suitable and beneficial to them . " I would have them , " says the will , " taught facts and things , rather than ...
... English branches , in geometry , natural philosophy , the French and Spanish languages , and whatever else might be deemed suitable and beneficial to them . " I would have them , " says the will , " taught facts and things , rather than ...
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... English or common - school education , he begins to chafe , and to feel that it is time for him to go out , and to make haste to finish ( ! ) his studies , ' — which of course he does without much heart . " And again : " The ' poor ...
... English or common - school education , he begins to chafe , and to feel that it is time for him to go out , and to make haste to finish ( ! ) his studies , ' — which of course he does without much heart . " And again : " The ' poor ...
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