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1Published 1877“... and somewhat chilly at- the village clergyman's daughter who, in her most brill'iant woman of Europe, whose pen...”
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2Published 1883“..., an Englishman, has started vain and fruit1ess enterprise to send ~Mr. John F. Bowler will find a...”
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4Published 1877“... domesticated in the family of the Rev. Mr. Blanch, an English clergyman stud ving German. Elberfield and Harmen...”
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5Published 1873“... this as the main feature in Forster'~ life of Dickens. In reading this life of Dickens, by John Forster, we...”
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6Published 1878“... and there a well filled sail, "'Mid the ancient pine-tree forests it was wise to avail ourselves of the sturdy...”
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7Published 1877“... is particularly interesting to us because John Ledyard, a native of New England, and one of the earliest and most...”
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9Published 1875“... in Islands gift of nine stamps, three sets of'. before. One wise rich man has at last dis- the old schools...”
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