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... once descended upon him in snowstorms, so that he might redeem the writers from high postage expenses. In Miss Austen’s Mansfield Park,” the letters of small nine-year-old Fanny are taken to her august uncle, Sir Thomas, to be franked as a matter of course ...

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... FINISH WITH A WIN. Sptsadid weather favoured the above match Mansfield Park oa the last day of the old year, and there was large crowd present, extra charge for admittaaoe not having aay advene effect evidently Teams; —Hawick—R Storrie; W R Sutherland ...

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