The Analectic Magazine, Volume 3Published and sold by Moses Thomas, 1814 |
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Page 11
... once held our attention so enraptured . Like the awe - struck pagan passing over the ruins of Delphi , fancy would have brought back to our ear the voice of the oracle , and the sound of the invisible lyre . It would have produced a ...
... once held our attention so enraptured . Like the awe - struck pagan passing over the ruins of Delphi , fancy would have brought back to our ear the voice of the oracle , and the sound of the invisible lyre . It would have produced a ...
Page 27
... once so useful to the French , and whose villages contained above twelve hundred souls on the first arrival of those strangers among them , became almost extinct . " The author bestows ample praises on the Natchez , as a com paratively ...
... once so useful to the French , and whose villages contained above twelve hundred souls on the first arrival of those strangers among them , became almost extinct . " The author bestows ample praises on the Natchez , as a com paratively ...
Page 30
... once more reduced to poverty and misery . Some of them indeed could not obtain land on any terms . Hence they were obliged to labour for the planters in the character of slaves , and to experience hunger and nakedness . Overseers were ...
... once more reduced to poverty and misery . Some of them indeed could not obtain land on any terms . Hence they were obliged to labour for the planters in the character of slaves , and to experience hunger and nakedness . Overseers were ...
Page 62
... once sustained . His was a painful countenance , as was once ob- served , and the phrase expressed its character completely . In the circle which Walbridge frequented , he excited much of that interest which we feel , we know not why ...
... once sustained . His was a painful countenance , as was once ob- served , and the phrase expressed its character completely . In the circle which Walbridge frequented , he excited much of that interest which we feel , we know not why ...
Page 72
... once . All the oxygen combines with carbon , and forms carbonic acid ; while all the hydrogen unites likewise with carbon , and forms carbureted hydrogen , or fire- each of the party came up , he was surrounded 72 SPIRIT OF FOREIGN ...
... once . All the oxygen combines with carbon , and forms carbonic acid ; while all the hydrogen unites likewise with carbon , and forms carbureted hydrogen , or fire- each of the party came up , he was surrounded 72 SPIRIT OF FOREIGN ...
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