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... appears to have passed much of her time in very enviable society . As to your most respectable old friend Admiral Mordwinoff , you know better than I can tell you the uprightness of his mind , and the suavity of his manners ; but as ...
... appears to have passed much of her time in very enviable society . As to your most respectable old friend Admiral Mordwinoff , you know better than I can tell you the uprightness of his mind , and the suavity of his manners ; but as ...
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... appears to be nearly equal with that of fine gold ; but more than that of gold made standard by silver or by copper , and less than that of gold much debased by copper . 8thly . That , as gold which is not inferior to standard wears in ...
... appears to be nearly equal with that of fine gold ; but more than that of gold made standard by silver or by copper , and less than that of gold much debased by copper . 8thly . That , as gold which is not inferior to standard wears in ...
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... appears , nor any land to obstruct a free navigation westward to China . The track of Magalhaens across the South Sea has been with the author a subject of much investigation . Of all the numerous islands scattered in that ocean , two ...
... appears , nor any land to obstruct a free navigation westward to China . The track of Magalhaens across the South Sea has been with the author a subject of much investigation . Of all the numerous islands scattered in that ocean , two ...
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