A Book of American LiteratureFranklyn Bliss Snyder, Edward Douglas Snyder Macmillan, 1935 - 1137 Seiten |
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... write an instrument of slavery , he having lately taken a Negro into his house . I told him I was not easy to write it , for though many people kept slaves in 10 me to engage in much cumbering affairs . our society as in others , I ...
... write an instrument of slavery , he having lately taken a Negro into his house . I told him I was not easy to write it , for though many people kept slaves in 10 me to engage in much cumbering affairs . our society as in others , I ...
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... write for the joy of the writing ; he schooled himself to write well because he wished to influence other men , not because his æsthetic happiness depended upon his writing well . Most of his published work - which occupies ten large ...
... write for the joy of the writing ; he schooled himself to write well because he wished to influence other men , not because his æsthetic happiness depended upon his writing well . Most of his published work - which occupies ten large ...
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... Write to him , and lead the quietest of lives . write to him frequently , distract his mind , 35 cheer him up , and prevent him from be- coming a confirmed case of melancholia . Perhaps he has some important plans dis- arranged by his ...
... Write to him , and lead the quietest of lives . write to him frequently , distract his mind , 35 cheer him up , and prevent him from be- coming a confirmed case of melancholia . Perhaps he has some important plans dis- arranged by his ...
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