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... live in a warm climate , and respire an atmosphere whose temperature is equable , and never subject to those vicissitudes of heat and cold , which particularly prevail in the northern countries of Europe , where diseases of the teeth ...
... live in a warm climate , and respire an atmosphere whose temperature is equable , and never subject to those vicissitudes of heat and cold , which particularly prevail in the northern countries of Europe , where diseases of the teeth ...
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... live all winter in a hot - house . Could I bathe there two or three times a day without being seen ? I wonder whether I should stand a chance of getting a husband ; but my skin is so brown , I suppose none of the young papalangi men ...
... live all winter in a hot - house . Could I bathe there two or three times a day without being seen ? I wonder whether I should stand a chance of getting a husband ; but my skin is so brown , I suppose none of the young papalangi men ...
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... live in an hysterical atmosphere of lavender drops , and heroines who with equal pretensions to delicacy prove themselves of a constitution that would famish the faculty , live in air that would poison a toad , never taste the breath of ...
... live in an hysterical atmosphere of lavender drops , and heroines who with equal pretensions to delicacy prove themselves of a constitution that would famish the faculty , live in air that would poison a toad , never taste the breath of ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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