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... pass in order to refresh the memory of his hearers ; and the latter to affect the heart and bring those passions into action which are particularly connected with the nature of the subject . Thus in demonstrative orations , when in ...
... pass in order to refresh the memory of his hearers ; and the latter to affect the heart and bring those passions into action which are particularly connected with the nature of the subject . Thus in demonstrative orations , when in ...
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... pass , than by the direction of the street , had never any names given to them , until the assessment for the direct tax under president Adams ; and the sounding appelations of Federal street , Washington street , & c . & c . then given ...
... pass , than by the direction of the street , had never any names given to them , until the assessment for the direct tax under president Adams ; and the sounding appelations of Federal street , Washington street , & c . & c . then given ...
Page 53
... pass an act making the alteration suggested . I am informed , and on the very best authority , that the Eng- lish rule is - Keep to the left . A new project to restrain mendicity . The rev . Mr. Haweis , an English clergyman , published ...
... pass an act making the alteration suggested . I am informed , and on the very best authority , that the Eng- lish rule is - Keep to the left . A new project to restrain mendicity . The rev . Mr. Haweis , an English clergyman , published ...
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... passes before the go- vernor's house . The latter , who was looking through the blinds exclaims on seeing him pass : " it is absolutely the picture of his mother and sister ; " and immediately as if attacked with a vertigo he leaves ...
... passes before the go- vernor's house . The latter , who was looking through the blinds exclaims on seeing him pass : " it is absolutely the picture of his mother and sister ; " and immediately as if attacked with a vertigo he leaves ...
Page 93
... pass unimproved . On the other hand , with such assi- duity did he cultivate them , and with such effect did he treasure up the information they were calculated to impart , as to acquire , in a short time , the most flattering ...
... pass unimproved . On the other hand , with such assi- duity did he cultivate them , and with such effect did he treasure up the information they were calculated to impart , as to acquire , in a short time , the most flattering ...
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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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