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... soon as they were espied by the natives , great curiosity was of course excited ; not , however , to so troublesome an extent , as might have been , from the circumstance of the Brahmin's having visited the moon before . Hence he was soon ...
... soon as they were espied by the natives , great curiosity was of course excited ; not , however , to so troublesome an extent , as might have been , from the circumstance of the Brahmin's having visited the moon before . Hence he was soon ...
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... soon afterwards named Military and Naval Commanders - in- Chief . His Lordship quitted the schooner , in which he had been previously cruising in the Mediterranean , and assumed the command of the American ship , which had been named by ...
... soon afterwards named Military and Naval Commanders - in- Chief . His Lordship quitted the schooner , in which he had been previously cruising in the Mediterranean , and assumed the command of the American ship , which had been named by ...
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... soon found itself weakened by the loss of more than thirty thousand men , who received orders to repass the Pyrenees . At this period a Spanish force that had advanced into La Man- cha , made propositions to unite with the king's forces ...
... soon found itself weakened by the loss of more than thirty thousand men , who received orders to repass the Pyrenees . At this period a Spanish force that had advanced into La Man- cha , made propositions to unite with the king's forces ...
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DANAS POEMS | 115 |
GERMAN LITERATURE | 150 |
ART PAGE | 220 |
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