American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 12Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1838 - American periodicals |
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... volume of the Society's transactions ; but in the mean time Maskelyne , the English astronomer , announced the discovery to M. Messier , and the astrono- mers of Paris were at once engaged in observing the supposed comet , and in ...
... volume of the Society's transactions ; but in the mean time Maskelyne , the English astronomer , announced the discovery to M. Messier , and the astrono- mers of Paris were at once engaged in observing the supposed comet , and in ...
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... volumes , letters and мss . , was perfectly still . I never could conceive of that room being the scene of lifesome gayety , but only of deep thought , and complicated pro- jects of ambition . Lynde , holding a letter which had lately ...
... volumes , letters and мss . , was perfectly still . I never could conceive of that room being the scene of lifesome gayety , but only of deep thought , and complicated pro- jects of ambition . Lynde , holding a letter which had lately ...
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... volume . pp . 284. New - York : HARPer and BROTHERS . In the last number of this Magazine , we called the attention of the public to an edition of Cæsar's Commentaries , by this accomplished scholar , and we now hail with equal pleasure ...
... volume . pp . 284. New - York : HARPer and BROTHERS . In the last number of this Magazine , we called the attention of the public to an edition of Cæsar's Commentaries , by this accomplished scholar , and we now hail with equal pleasure ...
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... volume . The first very decided improvement in arrangement which we find , is the giving the declensions of nouns and adjectives at full length , through all the three numbers ; and especially in the separating of the nominative ...
... volume . The first very decided improvement in arrangement which we find , is the giving the declensions of nouns and adjectives at full length , through all the three numbers ; and especially in the separating of the nominative ...
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... volume . pp . 430. New - York : SAMUEL COLMAN . WITH but little pretension , this book has very many agreeable qualities . It is light , lively , and entertaining ; the lady - author having gone like a bee from flower to flower , and ...
... volume . pp . 430. New - York : SAMUEL COLMAN . WITH but little pretension , this book has very many agreeable qualities . It is light , lively , and entertaining ; the lady - author having gone like a bee from flower to flower , and ...
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