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EICHHORN'S DAPHNIS.

nAPHNIS-EIN SCHAFER-GEDICHTE
VON GESSNER ; translated interliniarly, arid adapted as
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lish Languages, with the regular English translation at the bot-
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This day were published, price Ss. bound,
VXERCISES in the SPANISH LANGUAGE,
-1-4 adapted to the Commercial and Military Spanish Grammar.

By JOHN EMM. MORDENTE.
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