Plu-ri-bus-tah: A Song That's-by-no-author. A Deed Without a Name

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Livermore & Rudd, 1856 - 264 sayfa
Comic history of the United States, written in the style of Longfellow's Hiawatha.
 

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VIII
103
X
114
XI
122
XXII
210
XXIII
219
XXIV
245

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Sayfa 259 - Like the vase, in which roses have once been distilled — You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will. But the scent of the roses will hang round it still.
Sayfa x - ... periods, epochs and eras, to suit my own convenience. I have done it. I intended not only to make free with the heathen Gods, and to introduce some of them into our modern " Best Society," but also to invent a mythology of my own, and get up home-made deities to suit myself.
Sayfa 105 - Some memento of the lessons And the wisdom Peace had taught him. In the cities, Lathes and Foundries, In the villages, great Factories. And the Press in every hamlet. By the streams, left spiteful Sawmills, By the roads, the Forge and Anvil, In the field, the Plough and Reaper, By the sea-shore, Ships and Steamboats, Wharves and Docks and sheltering Harbors ; Sending off huge fleets of shipping, Far away to every country, Far across the conquered ocean, Carrying to the world his boasting. This, his...
Sayfa ix - I assumed the right to distort facts, to mutilate the records, to belie history, to outrage common-sense, and to speak as I should please, about all dignitaries, persons, places, and events, without the slightest regard for truth or probability. ' I have done it ' I intended to compose a story without plot, plan, or regard for the rules of grammar.

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