American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 12Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1838 - American periodicals |
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... earth ; and more than twice as great as that of Saturn the most distant planet known , before this discovery . In this orbit Ura- nus accomplishes its siderial revolution in a little more than eighty- four years and twenty - nine days ...
... earth ; and more than twice as great as that of Saturn the most distant planet known , before this discovery . In this orbit Ura- nus accomplishes its siderial revolution in a little more than eighty- four years and twenty - nine days ...
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... earth , and a siderial revolution of about two hundred and forty - three years . As no fixed proportion between the size and the distances from the sun , is found to prevail among the planets , a body , we know , may hereafter become ...
... earth , and a siderial revolution of about two hundred and forty - three years . As no fixed proportion between the size and the distances from the sun , is found to prevail among the planets , a body , we know , may hereafter become ...
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... earth , I would act for myself , and the time should arrive when she might be proud indeed of her son ! ' • - - Egerton had one more inducement to humble and patient exertion . Months and years of intercourse had attached him to one of ...
... earth , I would act for myself , and the time should arrive when she might be proud indeed of her son ! ' • - - Egerton had one more inducement to humble and patient exertion . Months and years of intercourse had attached him to one of ...
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... earth . There was a sadness and humility about her , which no human words , and no human eye but hers could have expressed . Of Fanny Lynde she spoke with a delicacy which became so humble a being as herself . But when I told her with ...
... earth . There was a sadness and humility about her , which no human words , and no human eye but hers could have expressed . Of Fanny Lynde she spoke with a delicacy which became so humble a being as herself . But when I told her with ...
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... earth ; and , what is of more vital importance , may prepare those hearts for never - end- ing communion in the regions of love , purity , and peace , in Heaven . In our early days , we are constantly extending our upward view to the ...
... earth ; and , what is of more vital importance , may prepare those hearts for never - end- ing communion in the regions of love , purity , and peace , in Heaven . In our early days , we are constantly extending our upward view to the ...
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