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... heart for and Concord , in the annals of free - heart , -though I like not war nor dom , will stand by the side of the any of its works , -there is some- most honourable names in Roman or thing glorious . They can then move Grecian ...
... heart for and Concord , in the annals of free - heart , -though I like not war nor dom , will stand by the side of the any of its works , -there is some- most honourable names in Roman or thing glorious . They can then move Grecian ...
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... heart , the disinge- Ames - ace , and owns no mistress of nuity of his behaviour , and the false his heart except the queen of trumps . bias of his dice ! What sensations His insatiable avarice can only be must he suppress , when he is ...
... heart , the disinge- Ames - ace , and owns no mistress of nuity of his behaviour , and the false his heart except the queen of trumps . bias of his dice ! What sensations His insatiable avarice can only be must he suppress , when he is ...
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... heart , as it were , crushed in the the feeble , fluttering , thrilling , oh ! closing of its portal , would accept how thrilling ! pressure of the hand consolation that was to be bought by the last fond look of the glazing ...
... heart , as it were , crushed in the the feeble , fluttering , thrilling , oh ! closing of its portal , would accept how thrilling ! pressure of the hand consolation that was to be bought by the last fond look of the glazing ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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