Prose,Abraham Small. William Brown, printer, 1824 |
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... this egg; instead of a gosling, out crawled a reptile, which at first sight seemed a centipedes, but increasing in bulk every moment, it presently grew up into a mon VOL. II.— A ster as hideous to look upon as a Hindoo divinity.
... this egg; instead of a gosling, out crawled a reptile, which at first sight seemed a centipedes, but increasing in bulk every moment, it presently grew up into a mon VOL. II.— A ster as hideous to look upon as a Hindoo divinity.
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... grew so amiable in each other's eyes, that they smiled, and blushed, and kissed, and said the softest, sweetest things that his four ears had ever heard. His manifold arms embraced, shook hands together, and exchanged rings in token of ...
... grew so amiable in each other's eyes, that they smiled, and blushed, and kissed, and said the softest, sweetest things that his four ears had ever heard. His manifold arms embraced, shook hands together, and exchanged rings in token of ...
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... grew tired of it at the end of nine days, the novelty having ceased,) yet as a man with a pen in his hand seldom writes on a fancy- subject to please himself alone, I acknowledge that one purpose of putting down these memorabilia was ...
... grew tired of it at the end of nine days, the novelty having ceased,) yet as a man with a pen in his hand seldom writes on a fancy- subject to please himself alone, I acknowledge that one purpose of putting down these memorabilia was ...
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... grew tolerably steady, I lay still a few minutes longer to muster courage for the strange adventure of rising at so untimely an hour for the sluggard. There was no alternative but to make the effort or be left behind. I roused myself ...
... grew tolerably steady, I lay still a few minutes longer to muster courage for the strange adventure of rising at so untimely an hour for the sluggard. There was no alternative but to make the effort or be left behind. I roused myself ...
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... grew more irritable, and my blood more feverish every hour. Most kinds of corporal sufferings become more tolerable by familiarity ; the seat of a stage-coach, however, is an exception; it is a pleasant cushion when you set out in the ...
... grew more irritable, and my blood more feverish every hour. Most kinds of corporal sufferings become more tolerable by familiarity ; the seat of a stage-coach, however, is an exception; it is a pleasant cushion when you set out in the ...
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