Sketches of the History, Manners, and Customs of the North American IndiansBlack, Young, and Young, 1824 - 371 páginas |
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... never makes a shew of civility , but when prompted by a genuine feeling , so he thinks others are actuated by similar candour . I really feel ashamed when I consider how severe a rebuke this carries with it to us who boast of civili ...
... never makes a shew of civility , but when prompted by a genuine feeling , so he thinks others are actuated by similar candour . I really feel ashamed when I consider how severe a rebuke this carries with it to us who boast of civili ...
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... never interrupting those who converse with them , until they have done speaking ; and then they reply in the hope of not being them- selves interrupted . This was perfectly exemplified by Miss Brandt and her brother ; and I hope the ...
... never interrupting those who converse with them , until they have done speaking ; and then they reply in the hope of not being them- selves interrupted . This was perfectly exemplified by Miss Brandt and her brother ; and I hope the ...
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... never can be bowed to become the slave of man , to pay tribute , or to submit , by any hope of reward , to live in vassalage . Free , like the son of Ishmael , he will die rather than yield his liberty ; and he is , therefore , hunted ...
... never can be bowed to become the slave of man , to pay tribute , or to submit , by any hope of reward , to live in vassalage . Free , like the son of Ishmael , he will die rather than yield his liberty ; and he is , therefore , hunted ...
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... never enter into the imagination of the ancient philosophers , nor could they ever believe that human society could have been maintained with so little artifice . Should I tell Plato that it is a nation wherein there is no manner of ...
... never enter into the imagination of the ancient philosophers , nor could they ever believe that human society could have been maintained with so little artifice . Should I tell Plato that it is a nation wherein there is no manner of ...
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... never heard of , -how much would he find his imaginary republic short of this perfection * . " Our author , in the detail of his negations , is a little incorrect , but the passage , on the whole , is a noble and profound vindication of ...
... never heard of , -how much would he find his imaginary republic short of this perfection * . " Our author , in the detail of his negations , is a little incorrect , but the passage , on the whole , is a noble and profound vindication of ...
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