American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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Strana 184
... least , the challenge of changing mores and new opinions . [ The following selections , which have been modernized in text , separated by Roman numerals , and arranged in the order of their appearance in different portions of the ...
... least , the challenge of changing mores and new opinions . [ The following selections , which have been modernized in text , separated by Roman numerals , and arranged in the order of their appearance in different portions of the ...
Strana 490
... least terrible , the least consuming . The corpse , I repeat , stirred , and now more vigorously than before . The hues of life flushed up with unwonted energy into the countenance -the limbs relaxed - and , save that the eyelids were ...
... least terrible , the least consuming . The corpse , I repeat , stirred , and now more vigorously than before . The hues of life flushed up with unwonted energy into the countenance -the limbs relaxed - and , save that the eyelids were ...
Strana 859
... least , to wash his hands of it , and , if he gives it no thought longer , not to give it practically his support . If I devote myself to other pur- suits and contemplations , I must first see , at least , that I do not pursue them ...
... least , to wash his hands of it , and , if he gives it no thought longer , not to give it practically his support . If I devote myself to other pur- suits and contemplations , I must first see , at least , that I do not pursue them ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
JONATHAN CARVER | 6 |
Island Book | 23 |
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