The Southern Quarterly Review, 20. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1851 |
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... speak . But the cause of it ? Who could speak of that ? Who can be named , besides Mr. Bryan , who , during a considerable portion of that interval , had any sort of intercourse with him ? Mr. Bryan alone , as the friends of Mr ...
... speak . But the cause of it ? Who could speak of that ? Who can be named , besides Mr. Bryan , who , during a considerable portion of that interval , had any sort of intercourse with him ? Mr. Bryan alone , as the friends of Mr ...
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... speak of himself and his own emotions . He is speaking to an audience who are supposed to keep their seats - who are unconcerned listeners , if not spectators , and comparatively cool . How must they have relished this passage ? " What ...
... speak of himself and his own emotions . He is speaking to an audience who are supposed to keep their seats - who are unconcerned listeners , if not spectators , and comparatively cool . How must they have relished this passage ? " What ...
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... speak , and he desires to make us understand that he cannot speak , he compresses his lips and breathes strongly against the palate ( so decidedly does thought or feeling animate the organs of respiration , and so phonetic or sound ...
... speak , and he desires to make us understand that he cannot speak , he compresses his lips and breathes strongly against the palate ( so decidedly does thought or feeling animate the organs of respiration , and so phonetic or sound ...
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