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MEMOIRS of MARMONTEL. Written by
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HOME, a POEM. The Second Edition, cor-
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0 quid solutis eat beatius curis !
Cam menu onus reponit, ac peregrino
Lahore fessi venimus 13rem ad nostrum,
Desiderathque acquiescimus lettb. CATIILL.
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