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... - and who piously , at length , collects their ashes into the mausoleum of his work and rears a monument that will transmit their renown to all suc ceeding ages . What has been the fate of many fair cities of 26 TO THE PUBLIC .
... - and who piously , at length , collects their ashes into the mausoleum of his work and rears a monument that will transmit their renown to all suc ceeding ages . What has been the fate of many fair cities of 26 TO THE PUBLIC .
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... fair portion of the earth , if I had not snatched it from obscurity in the very nick of time , at the moment that those matters herein recorded were about entering into the wide - spread insatiable maw of oblivion - if I had not dragged ...
... fair portion of the earth , if I had not snatched it from obscurity in the very nick of time , at the moment that those matters herein recorded were about entering into the wide - spread insatiable maw of oblivion - if I had not dragged ...
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... fair warning , that I am about to plunge , for a chapter or two , into as complete a labyrinth as ever historian was perplexed withal : therefore , I advise them to take fast hold of my skirts , and keep close at my heels , venturing ...
... fair warning , that I am about to plunge , for a chapter or two , into as complete a labyrinth as ever historian was perplexed withal : therefore , I advise them to take fast hold of my skirts , and keep close at my heels , venturing ...
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... fair quarter of the globe had nothing to do but go on shore and find a country ready laid out and cultivated like a garden , wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up ...
... fair quarter of the globe had nothing to do but go on shore and find a country ready laid out and cultivated like a garden , wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up ...
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... exterminated . From the foregoing arguments , therefore , and a variety of others equally conclusive , which I forbear to enumerate , it is clearly evident that this fair quarter of the globe when 62 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
... exterminated . From the foregoing arguments , therefore , and a variety of others equally conclusive , which I forbear to enumerate , it is clearly evident that this fair quarter of the globe when 62 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
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