The Port Folio, Volume 1Joseph Dennie, John Elihu Hall H. Maxwell, 1806 - Philadelphia (Pa.) |
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... present the professors OEST and VILLAUME ( both advantageously known by several publications on education ) , and the Rector of the parish , a respectable clergyman . The teachers are carefully chosen . The boys are divided in classes ...
... present the professors OEST and VILLAUME ( both advantageously known by several publications on education ) , and the Rector of the parish , a respectable clergyman . The teachers are carefully chosen . The boys are divided in classes ...
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... present juncture . This work , which , from internal evidence , appears to be written by a Frenchman , per- fectly well informed , is a formal comparison , or rather a sort of Plutarch parallel between the political character and ...
... present juncture . This work , which , from internal evidence , appears to be written by a Frenchman , per- fectly well informed , is a formal comparison , or rather a sort of Plutarch parallel between the political character and ...
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... present , to see so numerous a body of respecta- ble tenants and neighbours made happy under his roof . The scene brought to mind the festivity of ancient days , and will , no doubt , be a theme of grateful recollection for many a year ...
... present , to see so numerous a body of respecta- ble tenants and neighbours made happy under his roof . The scene brought to mind the festivity of ancient days , and will , no doubt , be a theme of grateful recollection for many a year ...
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... present utter strangers . In a thousand instances this witty nobleman expresses a compliment with a union of politeness and archness , pe- culiar to himself . " But deafness makes me loquacious ; so a good night to you with Madame ...
... present utter strangers . In a thousand instances this witty nobleman expresses a compliment with a union of politeness and archness , pe- culiar to himself . " But deafness makes me loquacious ; so a good night to you with Madame ...
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... present state of the Spanish provinces , and furnished both materials and hints for a rational theory of what may be expected from them in future . For the Port Folio . EPISTOLARY . [ The following letter , which has all the beau- ty ...
... present state of the Spanish provinces , and furnished both materials and hints for a rational theory of what may be expected from them in future . For the Port Folio . EPISTOLARY . [ The following letter , which has all the beau- ty ...
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