Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
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Or Mental and Vocal Philosophy for the Development
Of Mind and Body: Comprising 1. Tico or three
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2 Three thousand Oratorica and POe!ical Read
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sererGl hundred elegant EngrGringsto illustrate the
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Laughter holds both of his sides' VII FIFTY EN-
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B.. Although but ONE Evolutionary Principle is present.
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Z. Ii is BEAUTIFULLY and SUBSTANTIALLY got up
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