The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Volumen4H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley H. Biglow, 1818 |
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... received this year , as our ships were go- ing beyond the track of all the trading and fishing vessels , which till then had accom- panied their course . Strange as it may ap- pear , the approach of winter , which begins very early in ...
... received this year , as our ships were go- ing beyond the track of all the trading and fishing vessels , which till then had accom- panied their course . Strange as it may ap- pear , the approach of winter , which begins very early in ...
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... received of the most ready and active co - operation . Whilst these measures , assisted by the zeal of individuals , greatly contributed to increase the Sociéty's friends and sup- porters at home , the proposition before adverted to ...
... received of the most ready and active co - operation . Whilst these measures , assisted by the zeal of individuals , greatly contributed to increase the Sociéty's friends and sup- porters at home , the proposition before adverted to ...
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... received with deference , and freely allowed to perform his pious purpose ; the bare - footed Franciscan , who came to beg , received alms in the name of Jesus Christ ; the Greek Bishop , who sent to me a decorated branch of palm , on ...
... received with deference , and freely allowed to perform his pious purpose ; the bare - footed Franciscan , who came to beg , received alms in the name of Jesus Christ ; the Greek Bishop , who sent to me a decorated branch of palm , on ...
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