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He desired me to forsake Paspahegh , and to live with him upon his River , a Country called Capa Howasicke . He promised to give me Com , Venison , or what I wanted to feed us : Hatchets and Copper we should make him , and none should ...
He desired me to forsake Paspahegh , and to live with him upon his River , a Country called Capa Howasicke . He promised to give me Com , Venison , or what I wanted to feed us : Hatchets and Copper we should make him , and none should ...
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Mr. Hoar called them betime to Dinner , but they ate very little , they being so busy in dressing themselves , and getting ready for their Dance : which was carried on by eight of them , four Men and four Squaws : My master and mistress ...
Mr. Hoar called them betime to Dinner , but they ate very little , they being so busy in dressing themselves , and getting ready for their Dance : which was carried on by eight of them , four Men and four Squaws : My master and mistress ...
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It is not all beauty that is called virtue ; for instance , not the beauty of a building , of a flower , or of the rainbow ; but some beauty belonging to beings that have perception and will . It is not all beauty of mankind that is ...
It is not all beauty that is called virtue ; for instance , not the beauty of a building , of a flower , or of the rainbow ; but some beauty belonging to beings that have perception and will . It is not all beauty of mankind that is ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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