Blanche of Brandywine: Or, September the Eleventh, 1777. A Romance, Combining the Poetry, Legend, and History of the Battle of Brandywine |
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... dead . Bending down upon the sod of our battle - fields , I have traced the footsteps of that religion , that patriotism , that genius , which in the olden time of the Revolu- tion , went mightily over the land . Yes to the battle ...
... dead . Bending down upon the sod of our battle - fields , I have traced the footsteps of that religion , that patriotism , that genius , which in the olden time of the Revolu- tion , went mightily over the land . Yes to the battle ...
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... dead , in honor of the name of HENRY CLAY . 1 R CITY , " n matter he pages t , so pro- e circles ! WISSAHIKON , near Philadelphia . June , 17th . 1846 . GEORGE LIPPARD . y : i in her dark hair , the glare. ts . But Ameri . e delicate ...
... dead , in honor of the name of HENRY CLAY . 1 R CITY , " n matter he pages t , so pro- e circles ! WISSAHIKON , near Philadelphia . June , 17th . 1846 . GEORGE LIPPARD . y : i in her dark hair , the glare. ts . But Ameri . e delicate ...
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... dead will find a pacquet resting upon my very heart . You will find its destin and its object written upon the envelope . Swear to me , Clarence , b God that made you , by your hope of Heaven , swear , that whether I f battle , or in ...
... dead will find a pacquet resting upon my very heart . You will find its destin and its object written upon the envelope . Swear to me , Clarence , b God that made you , by your hope of Heaven , swear , that whether I f battle , or in ...
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... dead , you ts destination ence , by the her I fall in couch or in bat you wi ble object of r , Ciarenze and changer e other was flashes of lamplight , and the silence of the hour , added awe and terror to the legend . CHAPTER SECOND ...
... dead , you ts destination ence , by the her I fall in couch or in bat you wi ble object of r , Ciarenze and changer e other was flashes of lamplight , and the silence of the hour , added awe and terror to the legend . CHAPTER SECOND ...
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... dead a year when he sought my sister's hand- " " He still lives ! " murmured Blanche " I never liked him ! " exclaimed the uncle- " Cold , cautious , scheming , a trickster by nature , a cheat by birth , I never liked him - Philip ...
... dead a year when he sought my sister's hand- " " He still lives ! " murmured Blanche " I never liked him ! " exclaimed the uncle- " Cold , cautious , scheming , a trickster by nature , a cheat by birth , I never liked him - Philip ...
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Page 286 - These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman.
Page 287 - But, before the line of irrecoverable separation be drawn between us, let us reason the matter together: Your conduct is an invitation to the enemy, yet not one in a thousand of you has heart enough to join him. Howe is as much deceived by you as the American cause is injured by you.
Page 66 - You see," said Mr. Pecksniff, passing the candle rapidly from roll to roll of paper, "some traces of our doings here. Salisbury Cathedral from the north. From the south. From the east. From the west. From the south-east. From the nor'-west. A bridge. An alms-house. A jail. A church. A powder-magazine. A wine-cellar. A portico. A summer-house. An ice-house. Plans, elevations, sections, every kind of thing. And this...