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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 135

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eychant praises which are loud to the heart,though they be silent to the ear—the praise ofthe mighty God, who bears up the unpillaredarch of heaven, and moves the stars in theircourses. —Neither the cold nor the fervid, but charac-ters uniformly warm, are formed for friendship. WONDEKFUL THINGS.… … was a very light structure, consisting of a woodenframe-work, strengthened and adorned withmetal and leather binding, answering to thedescriptions which Homer has given of thoseengaged in the Trojan war. The sides were partly, and the back whollyopen; and it was so low that a man could easilystep…

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