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NoNTEzuMA, THE LAST OF THE Az5ECS. an his. his.


Nj Ma,rin has evinced the selfreance OF genius,
with unmis.akabe evidences OF which the work abouncs
III. drawn with :hs band OF master r-hniefereoessr


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reading Of every lover OF poetic mind vivid irnag;ra-
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With delight exquisely beautiful descriptions Mor-
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Queisers Inquiries establishing law in mental operations
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