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Page 10 - Lord Stafford mines for coal and salt, The Duke of Norfolk deals in malt, The Douglas in red herrings; And noble name and cultured land, Palace, and park, and vassal band, Are powerless to the notes of hand Of Rothschild or the Barings.
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Page 136 - Persarum regi subiectos ultra ea loca, in quibus foederis tempore cum memorata natione nobis convenit, nundinas exercere minime oportet, ne alieni regni, quod non convenit, scrutentur arcana...
Page 51 - No vile compound of drugs or Chemicals — the vilest that could be fabricated by human ingenuity — would rival the perspiratory stench from the assembled multitude. It is not only tangible to the olfactory nerves, but you feel conscious of its permeating the whole surface of your body. Even after going from the sphere of its generation it hovers about you and sticks to your clothes and galls you to such an extent, that with stick and umbrella in your hands, you try to beat it off, feeling äs...
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Page 118 - Bhamo Expedition. — Report on the practicability of re-opening the Trade Route, between Burma and Western China. By Captain A. Bowers, RNR Commercial Agent attached to the Expedition under Captain EB Sladen, British political Agent at the Court of Mandalay.
Page 271 - ... turn round and steal all your horses, or ary other thing he could lay his hands on. No, not adzackly. He would feel kinder grateful, and ask you to spread a blanket in his lodge ef you ever passed that a- way.