American Union
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共 45 段- "So when an angel, by divine command,
- The principal feature of bodily action consists in the prope
- The sword, indeed, delivered Greece from the Persian invader
- Such is the force of well-regulated industry that a steady a
- Of that series of spoken eloquence all is perished; not one
- In vain, after these things, may we indulge the fond hope of
- "Ye stand here now like giants, as ye are! the strength of b
- Fellow-citizens of my native State! Let me not only admonish
- Who will hesitate to give his mite to avert such awful resul
- He is fallen! We may now pause before that splendid prodigy,
- Of all the books with which, since the invention of writing,
- But wonderful are the ways of Divine Providence. It was agai
- Well do I recollect the occasion and the scene. It was truly
- The gentleman says that women have no right to petition on p
- Magnificent, indeed, was the material creation, when, sudden
- The deed was executed with a degree of self-possession and s
- Great father of your country! we heed your words; we feel th
- Mr. President, I have said--what I solemnly believe--that th
- You have seen it--posterity will know it! in the fourth cons
- You are in the last crisis of nations. To be free or to be s
- On that shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep,
- Love and awe
- Ho, sailor of the sea!
- Lo! while I gaze
- What passion cannot Music raise and quell?
- I saw him on the battle-eve
- Toll for the hearts that bleed
- To be,--or not to be;--that is the question:--
- Behold it! Listen to it! It speaks of earlier and of later s
- The latter question I need not answer. But all must see--and
- Sometimes, in unfamiliar countries, the traveller finds hims
- I want to have it now determined that for all future time an
- Wrong as we think slavery is, we can yet afford to let it al
- In other days, when Adams, Webster, Davis, Everett, Cushing,
- Remember that the greatness of our country is not in its ach
- Let us cultivate personal independence in the spirit of loya
- These three States may be sufficient for warning, for refuge
- Master dreaming of the battle
- Lead armies or councils,--be soldier a-field,--
- The counsel for the boat observed, that the bull should be n
- I'm not a chicken; I have seen
- HUB. Heat me these irons hot; and look thou stand
- Frenchman. Ha! my friend! I have met one very
- 4. II. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN was born at Dublin, Septemb
- 170. CXXV. WILLIAM PITT, first Earl of Chatham, was born at