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Such private changes oft mine eyes have seen , In various times of state I've also been . I've seen a Kingdom flourish like a tree , When it was ruld by that Celestial she ; And like a Cedar , others so surmount : That but for shrubs ...
Such private changes oft mine eyes have seen , In various times of state I've also been . I've seen a Kingdom flourish like a tree , When it was ruld by that Celestial she ; And like a Cedar , others so surmount : That but for shrubs ...
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seen rambling singly through the woods to gather this harvest , not forgetting meanwhile to rob every Bee tree it meets with , Bears being , as you well know , expert at this operation . You also know that they are good climbers ...
seen rambling singly through the woods to gather this harvest , not forgetting meanwhile to rob every Bee tree it meets with , Bears being , as you well know , expert at this operation . You also know that they are good climbers ...
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A cur had daringly ventured to seize the Bear by the snout , and was seen hanging to it , covered with blood , whilst a dozen or more scrambled over its back . Now and then the infuriated animal was seen to cast a revengeful glance at ...
A cur had daringly ventured to seize the Bear by the snout , and was seen hanging to it , covered with blood , whilst a dozen or more scrambled over its back . Now and then the infuriated animal was seen to cast a revengeful glance at ...
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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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