Harper's Magazine, Volume 15Henry Mills Alden, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen, Thomas Bucklin Wells Harper & Brothers, 1857 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... fear ; Smote the foul reptile , even as he lay Coiled round our altar , poisoning still his prey ; Expelled the foe that threatened as a fate , And saved from loss the sacred shield of State ! His lips spoke lightnings ! His immaculate ...
... fear ; Smote the foul reptile , even as he lay Coiled round our altar , poisoning still his prey ; Expelled the foe that threatened as a fate , And saved from loss the sacred shield of State ! His lips spoke lightnings ! His immaculate ...
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... fear- ful ravages , sweeping off nearly one - half of their number . The Pilgrims frequently caught glimpses of Indians prowling about in the woods , but could never get near them . Instructed , however , by the attack which they had ...
... fear- ful ravages , sweeping off nearly one - half of their number . The Pilgrims frequently caught glimpses of Indians prowling about in the woods , but could never get near them . Instructed , however , by the attack which they had ...
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... fear and awe , as it had , from of old , excited no small wonder among the most learned of men , that neither the Bible nor the writings of the ancients con- tain any notice of so striking and so beautiful a phenomenon . A. Vespucci was ...
... fear and awe , as it had , from of old , excited no small wonder among the most learned of men , that neither the Bible nor the writings of the ancients con- tain any notice of so striking and so beautiful a phenomenon . A. Vespucci was ...
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... fear was lest the ill- ness in the miserable dwelling wherein Paula had been lingering was infectious ; but of this apprehension I was relieved at once . The poor mother's voice , sharp and clear , met my ears as I entered the outer ...
... fear was lest the ill- ness in the miserable dwelling wherein Paula had been lingering was infectious ; but of this apprehension I was relieved at once . The poor mother's voice , sharp and clear , met my ears as I entered the outer ...
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... You will forgive me if time should prove ( as please God it may ) that I am mistaken . But for some time I have watched your little girl with apprehension ; and I fear - all is not " Is she asleep ? " I asked her . OUR WISH . 55.
... You will forgive me if time should prove ( as please God it may ) that I am mistaken . But for some time I have watched your little girl with apprehension ; and I fear - all is not " Is she asleep ? " I asked her . OUR WISH . 55.
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