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... for some eminent tattooer. the friends of the youth take him to his house, to have the outlines of the general plan laid out, It behoves the professor to have a nice eye; for a suit to be worn for life should be well cut. Some tattooers, yearning after ...

... 30,000 men would be sent. Our St. Petersburg Correspondent telegraphs that, according to the Gobols, the statements of the English Press, that the Russian expedition against the Tekk6 Turcomans is suspended for the winter, are confirmed. Fresh floods have ...

... surl his work, and there are recent indi- kno cations that he is not merely studying old faili speeches of Mr Gladstone, but English poli- ceiv tical history generally. When a man is able exp to rise in the House of Commons and take Tdoi eloquent part in ...

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