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KOTZERUF.'s NOUVELLETTES.

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1i,}1!,1 with Engravings:• ':plice 2os. in hoards,,
N 0 UVELLETTES. - By AUGUSTUS VON
KO T EBU E ; Author of ht Stranger, Lovers'
Vows, Pizarro, Thti Birth-Day, &c. ScE. Translated at her.
lin under thesuperintendanee of the-Author., •
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printed, Travels into Siberia, sth-Edition, 3 Vols. Travels
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Vols. .. •

NATURAL 1-11$TORY.
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A new' Tdition, considerably extended and jcpprqvgd,. in
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A NIIVIAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, -ATECDOTES
and CU MOUS FACTS, relative to tile Manners 9 Ha-
-bits, _and . Econorny,• of the WHOLE AN U! AL C kLA-
TION, collected troll Works- of Authority in all Lankhages,,
from expenive Books of Natural History, fr,,rn VOyages 41-41
:Travels, and from every authentic Source. "i he. whole classed
' -and-arranged sc6u..ting to the System ~f Limixus.
119 the 1-i ev W IMINCiLE y'

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