American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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Page 151
... Thou art gone , brave chief ! " ( turning as he spoke towards the body of his friend ) , " thou art gone ; and where shall thy equal be found to supply thy place ? Thou wert bold and daring as the young lion , and like him , generous ...
... Thou art gone , brave chief ! " ( turning as he spoke towards the body of his friend ) , " thou art gone ; and where shall thy equal be found to supply thy place ? Thou wert bold and daring as the young lion , and like him , generous ...
Page 179
... thou lackey to The carnal whinings of my senses so ? What ? thou become a page , a peasant ! nay . 10 A slave unto a dirty clod of clay ! Why should the kernel bring such cankers forth To please the shell as will devour them both ? Why ...
... thou lackey to The carnal whinings of my senses so ? What ? thou become a page , a peasant ! nay . 10 A slave unto a dirty clod of clay ! Why should the kernel bring such cankers forth To please the shell as will devour them both ? Why ...
Page 764
... thou abdicate a manifold and duplex life , and that thou be content that others speak for thee . Others shall be thy gentlemen and shall represent all courtesy and worldly life for thee ; others shall do the great and resounding actions ...
... thou abdicate a manifold and duplex life , and that thou be content that others speak for thee . Others shall be thy gentlemen and shall represent all courtesy and worldly life for thee ; others shall do the great and resounding actions ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
From The Vinland History of the Flat | 15 |
MARTIN WALDSEEMÜLLER | 23 |
Copyright | |
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