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Classified Ad 5 -- No Title
Pay-Per-View - Hartford Courant - ProQuest Archiver - Apr 29, 1863
... cure on account of decay ot the bone but he is now tree from pain and ulcera, ... STHE TREES -A very fine collection of and APPLES, from the Nursery of ...
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Passages from Hawthorne's Note-Books. VIII
The Atlantic monthly. - Cornell University - Aug 1, 1866
The fight with the world, the struggle of a man among men, the agony of the ... I shook our summer apple-tree, and ate the golden apple which fell from it. ...
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A STORY OF TO-DAY.
The Atlantic monthly. - Cornell University - Oct 1, 1861
You must fight in it; money will buy you no discharge from that war. ... Look at her, in the warm vigor of her youth, most vigorous in decay! ...
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AUTUMNAL TINTS.
The Atlantic monthly. - Cornell University - Oct 1, 1862
We are all the richer for their decay. I am more interested in this crop than in the ... We Scarlet ones, alone of Oaks, have not given up the fight. ...
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REST AND MOTION.
The Atlantic monthly. - Cornell University - May 1, 1861
... decay supervenes, which is motion, though a motion downward. ... So if the apple-tree will make too much wood, it can hear no fruit; during summer it is ...
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FOREIGN WRITERS ON AMERICA.
Pay-Per-View - Chicago Tribune - ProQuest Archiver - Nov 8, 1866
Could be but have looked upon our long fight and the review of troops last ... Nothing can destroy a republic like ours, but ageneral decay of public vir- ...
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