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... has fat*: caufed an Official 141ote to be communicated tOthe Minifters of Foreign Powers refirtent Peterfburgh* in which lie speaks in very moderate Icons of France, •and in a language leis qualified of England. The purport of this hotels, that on his accellion ...
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... arose Mr Kemble came forward full-dress He was received with the warmest marks some time prevented his speaking operated feeling’s to prevent speaking at all length general zeal audience he able to his agitation addressed them in the manner-— in to the ...
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... war is in it will be next or are their on convenience General Savary repeated and the think observed whom he court was she speak now she aytar hence in course here Emperor in in spring affairs will take a turn” We expect hear the results Bonaparte’s lurney ...
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