Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Page 168
... appearance was with the human form and pro- portion , but under a shadowy outline that seemed just ready to melt into ... appeared- the extraordinary professor , to the eye as plain and wholesome as a plate of New England boiled dinner ...
... appearance was with the human form and pro- portion , but under a shadowy outline that seemed just ready to melt into ... appeared- the extraordinary professor , to the eye as plain and wholesome as a plate of New England boiled dinner ...
Page 172
... appeared in the Republican— $ 1000 REWARD RAN AWAY from the Subscriber , on Saturday the 12th instant [ December ... appearance , and no doubt well - dressed and independent in their appearance , having been much indulged by me . I will ...
... appeared in the Republican— $ 1000 REWARD RAN AWAY from the Subscriber , on Saturday the 12th instant [ December ... appearance , and no doubt well - dressed and independent in their appearance , having been much indulged by me . I will ...
Page 275
... appeared without any instalment of Uncle Tom's Cabin ; but at the top of Column One , its familiar place , appeared a profuse apology by the Editor- " so profound is the interest taken in her story by nearly all our readers . " The ...
... appeared without any instalment of Uncle Tom's Cabin ; but at the top of Column One , its familiar place , appeared a profuse apology by the Editor- " so profound is the interest taken in her story by nearly all our readers . " The ...
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