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Tombuctoo, Description of, 17, Why should a whole family suffer

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The sights that I have seen, 49 individual, 61
Tygress, enormous one, 111 Woman, Poetry on, 100
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Wild Beasts, 111, 112, 176
Unlucky Man, The History of Waller the Poet and King

James 2d. 200
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Young, Dr. Anecdote of, 32
Vespatian, Emperor, Anecdote
of, 135

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Zelindas Plaint sang in the
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