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... contracts, she is about to ‘kill the goose with the golden eggs.’” France, after everything that has happened to her, has taken good care not to tax the funds; she has M‘Y«xed credit —the goose with the golden «grug And Spain, which i deliberating \vhevfimr ...

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... greattraveller. The letters were on Tuesday perused by lLord Granville. Sir Henry Rawlinson, who came to town from his residence in Kent, to learn the purport of the despatches as early as possible, will not publicly read them till Monday, for which day a special ...

... are buried—though this may not be the right answer. Dr. Holland thinks that no genuine Christian would wesar patent leather boots and dove-coloured pants. But supposs that the genuine Christian was burned out and his friend Jomes offered him those articles ...