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This day is published, the TM' d Editten of
LAY S of the SCO rnsii CAVALIERS,
AND OTIIER POEMS.
By WILLIAM. B. AYTOUN.
Professor of Rho oric in the University of Edinburgh.
With an Appendix.
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NEW EDITION OF L. E. L.: POEMS.
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