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Page 37
... called Kit , and his sign being the Cat and Fiddle , they very merrily derived a quaint denomination from puss and her master , and from thence called themselves the Kit - Cat Club . Tonson , in respect that he was donor of the feast ...
... called Kit , and his sign being the Cat and Fiddle , they very merrily derived a quaint denomination from puss and her master , and from thence called themselves the Kit - Cat Club . Tonson , in respect that he was donor of the feast ...
Page 274
... called Tûsla from the adja- cent salt - works . None of the company departed from the rules of civility and mutual forbearance , with the exception of a Derwîsh . The monastic order called Nakshebendi , to which he belonged , was one of ...
... called Tûsla from the adja- cent salt - works . None of the company departed from the rules of civility and mutual forbearance , with the exception of a Derwîsh . The monastic order called Nakshebendi , to which he belonged , was one of ...
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... called the Nile of the Negroes , to distinguish it from the Nile of Egypt , and as is here contended , from the Nile of Libya also , one and the same with the Egyptian Nile . The reason also why the Nubian should have adopted this term ...
... called the Nile of the Negroes , to distinguish it from the Nile of Egypt , and as is here contended , from the Nile of Libya also , one and the same with the Egyptian Nile . The reason also why the Nubian should have adopted this term ...
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French History | 7 |
Narrative of the Embassy to the Tour | 12 |
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