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Page 169
... beautiful varieties of heath - plants , and the charming cisti of the south of Europe , were all in their highest bloom , and the mild exhilarating air was full of innumerable perfumes . Were a man suddenly transported from Germany to ...
... beautiful varieties of heath - plants , and the charming cisti of the south of Europe , were all in their highest bloom , and the mild exhilarating air was full of innumerable perfumes . Were a man suddenly transported from Germany to ...
Page 170
... beautiful bulbous plants , and other beautiful and very often rare or even unknown plants . In short the plants appeared and disappeared one after another as in a pageant , affording a most charming variety , till some elevated tract ...
... beautiful bulbous plants , and other beautiful and very often rare or even unknown plants . In short the plants appeared and disappeared one after another as in a pageant , affording a most charming variety , till some elevated tract ...
Page 267
... beautiful ! how rich ! a farthing a handful ! how beautiful they are ! " The chaise - drivers ( caleseros ) " Un calesin , señor ? quantos assientos ? tome vm . que calesin y que caballo yo tengo ! vamos señor ! una buelta al canal o ...
... beautiful ! how rich ! a farthing a handful ! how beautiful they are ! " The chaise - drivers ( caleseros ) " Un calesin , señor ? quantos assientos ? tome vm . que calesin y que caballo yo tengo ! vamos señor ! una buelta al canal o ...
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