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... habits , and unquestionably merit the repute they have obtained from this source . The literature of the place is intimately connected with , and depending upon its commercial character . The wealth acquired by many of the inhabitants ...
... habits , and unquestionably merit the repute they have obtained from this source . The literature of the place is intimately connected with , and depending upon its commercial character . The wealth acquired by many of the inhabitants ...
Pagina 339
... habits of industry and of the supe- rior fertility of the country : You will forgive the deficiencies of one who ... habit has rendered necessary to me , maintaining at the same time decent hospitality , and a respectable appearance ...
... habits of industry and of the supe- rior fertility of the country : You will forgive the deficiencies of one who ... habit has rendered necessary to me , maintaining at the same time decent hospitality , and a respectable appearance ...
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nuate that literary habits afford a recommendation for the office of mercantile consul , we beg leave to offer our protest against the doctrine , and to lay it down as a rule that active habits of business are the only proper foundation ...
nuate that literary habits afford a recommendation for the office of mercantile consul , we beg leave to offer our protest against the doctrine , and to lay it down as a rule that active habits of business are the only proper foundation ...
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Melodino Relics | 66 |
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