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When you under- stand outside . Maybe that will be better . stand it , all you have to do is nod your He has to find the porch first , and that is head . ” where I'll be standing . I won't even do that . When he was missing he couldn't ...
When you under- stand outside . Maybe that will be better . stand it , all you have to do is nod your He has to find the porch first , and that is head . ” where I'll be standing . I won't even do that . When he was missing he couldn't ...
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5 Where stand the pillars upon which it stands ? Who laced and filletted * the earth so fine , With rivers like green ribbons smaragdine ? * Who made the seas its selvedge , * and its locks Like a quilt ball within a silver box ?
5 Where stand the pillars upon which it stands ? Who laced and filletted * the earth so fine , With rivers like green ribbons smaragdine ? * Who made the seas its selvedge , * and its locks Like a quilt ball within a silver box ?
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I acted for myself , and I can stand the consequences . Without boasting , I think . I may say I am not afraid to stand before a modern French duelist , but as long as I keep in my right mind I will never consent to stand behind one ...
I acted for myself , and I can stand the consequences . Without boasting , I think . I may say I am not afraid to stand before a modern French duelist , but as long as I keep in my right mind I will never consent to stand behind one ...
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Contents
The Land | 5 |
IN SUMMARY | 63 |
THE PRESENT RECOVERS THE PAST | 74 |
Copyright | |
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American appeared arms asked began better Boston called century cold comes death door early England English example eyes face father feel felt fire give hand HARRY head hear heard heart hill hold horses hundred Indians interest JEFFERSON John keep kind knew land later leave light literature live looked Mark mean mind Miss morning mother moved nature never night once passed person poem poet present reason river seemed ship side soon sound stand stood story talk tell things thought tion told took town turned voice walked West whole wind woods writing written wrote York young
Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 864 pages |
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