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It is fit that they who felt should perpetuate that they to whom it was given should bestow - and that they should feel that what they have received they have not suffered to perish . From the depths of being which were discovered to ...
It is fit that they who felt should perpetuate that they to whom it was given should bestow - and that they should feel that what they have received they have not suffered to perish . From the depths of being which were discovered to ...
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When the master or mistress of the house dies , notice of it must be given by rattling the keys to the horses , and other cattle , and particularly to the bees ; otherwise , the cattle die , the trees wither , and the bees perish ...
When the master or mistress of the house dies , notice of it must be given by rattling the keys to the horses , and other cattle , and particularly to the bees ; otherwise , the cattle die , the trees wither , and the bees perish ...
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... as the time when the shackles of a master's and parent's authority are to be thrown off , and that of freedom to commence . It is here that the evil and danger lie ; the youth is given up to himself before he is ...
... as the time when the shackles of a master's and parent's authority are to be thrown off , and that of freedom to commence . It is here that the evil and danger lie ; the youth is given up to himself before he is ...
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| Título | Spirit of the English Magazines, Volumen 5 Volúmenes 68-69;Volúmenes 1365-1366 de American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Munroe and Francis, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 14 Mar 2007 |
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