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Page 13
It is of too little consequence to your readers to explain the error by which they were published at all ; and it must be sufficiently obvious that the repetitions occur in letters sent by various and precarious opportunities ; nor need ...
It is of too little consequence to your readers to explain the error by which they were published at all ; and it must be sufficiently obvious that the repetitions occur in letters sent by various and precarious opportunities ; nor need ...
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To me it was a circumstance of little consequence to ascertain with count Caylus and other antiquarians , whether the great painters of the time of Apelles , who have left us none of their works to admire , painted with Wix.
To me it was a circumstance of little consequence to ascertain with count Caylus and other antiquarians , whether the great painters of the time of Apelles , who have left us none of their works to admire , painted with Wix.
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Narration is a recital or rehearsal of the facts upon which the address is founded , including a statement of the cause , manner , time , place , and consequences of the action . This should necessarily be as short as perspicuity will ...
Narration is a recital or rehearsal of the facts upon which the address is founded , including a statement of the cause , manner , time , place , and consequences of the action . This should necessarily be as short as perspicuity will ...
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The Revolution put a stop to this prosperous commerce , and it did not immediately revive upon the peace of 83 ; in consequence of which many families removed to Kennebeck , Newbedford , Iludson's River , North Carolina , and other ...
The Revolution put a stop to this prosperous commerce , and it did not immediately revive upon the peace of 83 ; in consequence of which many families removed to Kennebeck , Newbedford , Iludson's River , North Carolina , and other ...
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Nevertheless , some ye.l's since , one of our citize : . , lixiving a question of some consequence to investigule , was surprised to find that more than half the valuable books cui : llclic with it , were not in the library .
Nevertheless , some ye.l's since , one of our citize : . , lixiving a question of some consequence to investigule , was surprised to find that more than half the valuable books cui : llclic with it , were not in the library .
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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