The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 54
... called to the chair . Wash- ington rose and apologized for appearing there , which he had not intended to do when he issued the order directing the assemblage . The diligence , however , which had been used in circulating anonymous ...
... called to the chair . Wash- ington rose and apologized for appearing there , which he had not intended to do when he issued the order directing the assemblage . The diligence , however , which had been used in circulating anonymous ...
Stran 62
... called " The Society of the Cincinnati . " The objects proposed by it were to preserve inviolate the rights and liberties for which they had contended ; to promote and cherish national honor and union between the States ; to maintain ...
... called " The Society of the Cincinnati . " The objects proposed by it were to preserve inviolate the rights and liberties for which they had contended ; to promote and cherish national honor and union between the States ; to maintain ...
Stran 80
... called to his black waiter , Come , Joe ! carry me to bed , for it is high time for me to die ! " " Then up rose Joe , all at the word , And took his master's arm , And thus to bed he softly led The lord of Greenway farm . There oft he ...
... called to his black waiter , Come , Joe ! carry me to bed , for it is high time for me to die ! " " Then up rose Joe , all at the word , And took his master's arm , And thus to bed he softly led The lord of Greenway farm . There oft he ...
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