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Page 43
The Italian vineyards are not planted like those in France , but in clumps , fastened to trees planted in equal ranks ( coinmonly fruit trees ) , and continued in festoons from one to another , which I have turned into covered galleries ...
The Italian vineyards are not planted like those in France , but in clumps , fastened to trees planted in equal ranks ( coinmonly fruit trees ) , and continued in festoons from one to another , which I have turned into covered galleries ...
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[ To be continued . ] Art . II . Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads , collected in the southern Counties of Scotland ; with a few of modern Date , founded upon local Tradition Vol III .
[ To be continued . ] Art . II . Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads , collected in the southern Counties of Scotland ; with a few of modern Date , founded upon local Tradition Vol III .
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The genuine Bacaniers cease to be conspicuous after this period , and those to whom the name was subsequently applied were mere pirates . These men continued to infest the American seas for a considerable time after the ...
The genuine Bacaniers cease to be conspicuous after this period , and those to whom the name was subsequently applied were mere pirates . These men continued to infest the American seas for a considerable time after the ...
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