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Page 118
... Swedish tea is just as bad as their coffee is good . If an epicure could transport himself in a moment from one place to another , he would always drink his coffee in Sweden , and his tea in England . The Swedish tea is so weak , that ...
... Swedish tea is just as bad as their coffee is good . If an epicure could transport himself in a moment from one place to another , he would always drink his coffee in Sweden , and his tea in England . The Swedish tea is so weak , that ...
Page 128
... Swedish troops . The orders were given by the Crown Prince himself , and the skill of the troops and the rapidity of their movements seemed to me to be very great . Every Swedish soldier has a house and a piece of ground assigned to him ...
... Swedish troops . The orders were given by the Crown Prince himself , and the skill of the troops and the rapidity of their movements seemed to me to be very great . Every Swedish soldier has a house and a piece of ground assigned to him ...
Page 246
... Swedish lakes , nor in any of their rivers , except perhaps in some of the mountainous dis- tricts of the north ... Swedish towns . Slates are hardly ever seen em- ployed as a covering for houses . All the houses that I saw covered with ...
... Swedish lakes , nor in any of their rivers , except perhaps in some of the mountainous dis- tricts of the north ... Swedish towns . Slates are hardly ever seen em- ployed as a covering for houses . All the houses that I saw covered with ...
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