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... traveller of the name of Born say that , when at Temeswar , " he fancied himself in the realms of death and in the society of spectres . " One of the most remarkable characteristics of this country is the extraordinary abun dance of ...
... traveller of the name of Born say that , when at Temeswar , " he fancied himself in the realms of death and in the society of spectres . " One of the most remarkable characteristics of this country is the extraordinary abun dance of ...
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... traveller requires , particularly of provisions , are Latin words . * To what can this be attributed but to those colonies which the Romans sent into this country ? For although the colony sent by Trajan was afterwards withdrawn , in ...
... traveller requires , particularly of provisions , are Latin words . * To what can this be attributed but to those colonies which the Romans sent into this country ? For although the colony sent by Trajan was afterwards withdrawn , in ...
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... traveller will condemn what another has extolled . Perhaps , therefore , the best judgment may be afforded by comparison . The finest wine of Tokay is very like that of Cyprus : it has the same sweet- ness ; and it is also characterized ...
... traveller will condemn what another has extolled . Perhaps , therefore , the best judgment may be afforded by comparison . The finest wine of Tokay is very like that of Cyprus : it has the same sweet- ness ; and it is also characterized ...
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