The Juvenile Mentor; Or Select Readings; Being American School Class Book, No. 3: Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking : Adapted to the Comprehension of YouthCaleb Bartlett, 1826 - 298 Seiten |
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... happiness to millions and millions of the human race . And this is he , whom the wisest and best men that ever lived , have reverenced as a Divine Person , and gloried in , as the De- liverer and Saviour of mankind . The Balance of ...
... happiness to millions and millions of the human race . And this is he , whom the wisest and best men that ever lived , have reverenced as a Divine Person , and gloried in , as the De- liverer and Saviour of mankind . The Balance of ...
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... Balance of Happiness , Improvement of Time , The Hill of Science , • · 228 ib • : 229 ib · 230 231 • 232 ib • 233 234 ib 235 180 236 ib ib 238 ib 239 ib Fourth of July , ib Monition to America , 240 National Industry , 196 Reproach , ib ...
... Balance of Happiness , Improvement of Time , The Hill of Science , • · 228 ib • : 229 ib · 230 231 • 232 ib • 233 234 ib 235 180 236 ib ib 238 ib 239 ib Fourth of July , ib Monition to America , 240 National Industry , 196 Reproach , ib ...
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