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... success of our efforts to establish an intercourse with the natives of Africa , and it is principally this anxiety which has induced us to enter on the the present subject . We trust that the Government will 72 Bowdich on the African ...
... success of our efforts to establish an intercourse with the natives of Africa , and it is principally this anxiety which has induced us to enter on the the present subject . We trust that the Government will 72 Bowdich on the African ...
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... success obtained contrary to her advice , while this success seemed to bear testimony against the propriety of that advice itself . Besides , Mademoiselle Necker was guilty of a thousand giddi- nesses . Carried away by her vivacity ...
... success obtained contrary to her advice , while this success seemed to bear testimony against the propriety of that advice itself . Besides , Mademoiselle Necker was guilty of a thousand giddi- nesses . Carried away by her vivacity ...
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... success , which would have ap- peared the consequence of her own . She would have thought her husband loved her in her daughter . But there was nothing here she could claim for herself ; every thing seemed to spring from nature : and ...
... success , which would have ap- peared the consequence of her own . She would have thought her husband loved her in her daughter . But there was nothing here she could claim for herself ; every thing seemed to spring from nature : and ...
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