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This harmless mirth made by young men , ( that lived in hope to have wives brought over to them , that would save them a labor to make a voyage to fetch any over , ) was much distasted of the precise Separatists , that keep much ado ...
This harmless mirth made by young men , ( that lived in hope to have wives brought over to them , that would save them a labor to make a voyage to fetch any over , ) was much distasted of the precise Separatists , that keep much ado ...
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Here's Faith , Hope , Charity in flower , which call On yonders in the Bud . Yet that's not all . 25 But as they stand Like Beauties reeching in perfume A Divine Hand Doth hand them up to Glories room : Where Each in sweet'ned Songs all ...
Here's Faith , Hope , Charity in flower , which call On yonders in the Bud . Yet that's not all . 25 But as they stand Like Beauties reeching in perfume A Divine Hand Doth hand them up to Glories room : Where Each in sweet'ned Songs all ...
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For who among us can hope that his son shall ever be called , like Washington , to direct the storm of war , or to ravish the ears of deeply listening Senates ? To be constantly placing him then , before our children , in this high ...
For who among us can hope that his son shall ever be called , like Washington , to direct the storm of war , or to ravish the ears of deeply listening Senates ? To be constantly placing him then , before our children , in this high ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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