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... this exotic , from the lopping and pruning it has undergone , seems to be in a very sickly condition . ... are certainly very incon . sistent with that stability which the republican politicians seem anxious to connect with the ...
... this exotic , from the lopping and pruning it has undergone , seems to be in a very sickly condition . ... are certainly very incon . sistent with that stability which the republican politicians seem anxious to connect with the ...
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We have , however , an interesting account of some of the scenery in the interior , which seems to be picturesque and beautiful ; and after we have made a reasonable deduction for the effects of novely , in the writer's view , we may ...
We have , however , an interesting account of some of the scenery in the interior , which seems to be picturesque and beautiful ; and after we have made a reasonable deduction for the effects of novely , in the writer's view , we may ...
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Mr. Jones seems to have examined with great care the original authorities , which regard the religion of his countrymen : but we cannot discover that , on this head , any addition is made to our previous information .
Mr. Jones seems to have examined with great care the original authorities , which regard the religion of his countrymen : but we cannot discover that , on this head , any addition is made to our previous information .
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