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... side , when by ac- cident , he hit upon that , which was adopted . How important an agent is chance in the economy and ma- nagement of the world ! Pythagoras originally invented music . It is said he fortuitously discerned the true ...
... side , when by ac- cident , he hit upon that , which was adopted . How important an agent is chance in the economy and ma- nagement of the world ! Pythagoras originally invented music . It is said he fortuitously discerned the true ...
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... side . When riding chairs were first introduced at Nantucket the outlandish conveyance was considered as too effeminate for manly use , and of the two persons who first risked the innova- tion , one was persuaded to renounce the ...
... side . When riding chairs were first introduced at Nantucket the outlandish conveyance was considered as too effeminate for manly use , and of the two persons who first risked the innova- tion , one was persuaded to renounce the ...
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... side of the tapestry . BOOK I. ODE XXXIV . Parcus Deorum cultor et infrequens . Inveigled by Hume , from the temple of Truth , From Piety's sheepfold a stray lamb , I laughed and I sang , a mere reprobate youth , As seldom at church ...
... side of the tapestry . BOOK I. ODE XXXIV . Parcus Deorum cultor et infrequens . Inveigled by Hume , from the temple of Truth , From Piety's sheepfold a stray lamb , I laughed and I sang , a mere reprobate youth , As seldom at church ...
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... side of their Of course , in narrow or difficult roads , when they en- counter other teams , they are placed between the two , and are actually in danger of being crushed to death . Accidents of this kind will probably happen . And as ...
... side of their Of course , in narrow or difficult roads , when they en- counter other teams , they are placed between the two , and are actually in danger of being crushed to death . Accidents of this kind will probably happen . And as ...
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... side of the Atlantic to avail ourselves of these treasures ? The mode is very simple . Let an annual ap- propriation of two or three hundred dollars be made , and remit- ted to London to a suitable correspondent . Let a committee of the ...
... side of the Atlantic to avail ourselves of these treasures ? The mode is very simple . Let an annual ap- propriation of two or three hundred dollars be made , and remit- ted to London to a suitable correspondent . Let a committee of the ...
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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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