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43 Must Learning's Friend ( Ahl worth us all ) go thus ? That Great Support to Harvard's Nursery ! Our Fellow ( that no Fellow had with us ) Is gone to Heaven's great University . Ours now indeed's a lifeless Corporation , The Soul is ...
43 Must Learning's Friend ( Ahl worth us all ) go thus ? That Great Support to Harvard's Nursery ! Our Fellow ( that no Fellow had with us ) Is gone to Heaven's great University . Ours now indeed's a lifeless Corporation , The Soul is ...
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Hence brother , sister , parent , child , and friend , The harmony of life more sweetly blend ; Hence labor ... The Monkey Who Shaved Himself and His Friends A FABLE a 5 A man who own'd a barber shop At York , and shaved full many a fop ...
Hence brother , sister , parent , child , and friend , The harmony of life more sweetly blend ; Hence labor ... The Monkey Who Shaved Himself and His Friends A FABLE a 5 A man who own'd a barber shop At York , and shaved full many a fop ...
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He's a great friend to temperance , because ' tis the security of all the other virtues . ... For this reason he commonly reserv'd the morning to himself , and bestow'd the rest upon his business and his friends .
He's a great friend to temperance , because ' tis the security of all the other virtues . ... For this reason he commonly reserv'd the morning to himself , and bestow'd the rest upon his business and his friends .
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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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