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Nh Towns translation is spirited and retains the power
and interest CT the original IN remarkable degree.
IN Y. Commercial id, erser.
The Mes5rs. Harper BY enpoyn. first scholar
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they having issued onehalf Of the whole work While the
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ed about quarter of the chapters Hence the rul-noe OF
the Times. WE HAVE TiKEN FANS TO EXAMINE
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An attempt made translate tine slang pnrae, En-
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il may speak, which have made the original work
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