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At their huntings they leave their habitations , and reduce themselves into companies , as the Tartars do , and go to the most desert places with their families , where they spend their time in hunting and fowling .
At their huntings they leave their habitations , and reduce themselves into companies , as the Tartars do , and go to the most desert places with their families , where they spend their time in hunting and fowling .
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I pray God to keep you , and give you a joyful entrance upon the Two Hundred and twentyninth year of Christopher Columbus his Discovery ; and take Leave , who am , Madam , your humble Servant . S.S. ” Oct. 12. At Madam Winthrop's Steps ...
I pray God to keep you , and give you a joyful entrance upon the Two Hundred and twentyninth year of Christopher Columbus his Discovery ; and take Leave , who am , Madam , your humble Servant . S.S. ” Oct. 12. At Madam Winthrop's Steps ...
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Why didst thou leave thy damp infected cell ? If that was purgatory , this is hellWe , too , grown weary of that horrid shade , 45 Petitioned early for the doctor's aid ; His aid denied , more deadly symptoms came ...
Why didst thou leave thy damp infected cell ? If that was purgatory , this is hellWe , too , grown weary of that horrid shade , 45 Petitioned early for the doctor's aid ; His aid denied , more deadly symptoms came ...
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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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