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... received his fee before he returned this was a roasted hog , which is generally killed as soon as the doctor arrives.- ' The ingenuity of these people , and their desire of improve ment , have been remarked by all Europeans who have ...
... received his fee before he returned this was a roasted hog , which is generally killed as soon as the doctor arrives.- ' The ingenuity of these people , and their desire of improve ment , have been remarked by all Europeans who have ...
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... received appellation of Buddha himself : this image is the primary object of worship in all countries situated between Ben- gal and China . The sectaries of Buddha contend with those of Brahma for the honor of antiquity , and are ...
... received appellation of Buddha himself : this image is the primary object of worship in all countries situated between Ben- gal and China . The sectaries of Buddha contend with those of Brahma for the honor of antiquity , and are ...
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... received the homage of the assembly , and pardoned the insult offered by the burghers of Winterthur . The house of Hapsburg had on go former occasion received so great an accession of power and dominions ; but Rudolph , while he was ...
... received the homage of the assembly , and pardoned the insult offered by the burghers of Winterthur . The house of Hapsburg had on go former occasion received so great an accession of power and dominions ; but Rudolph , while he was ...
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