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——— The same. In his Jest and earnest. 12°. London, Chapman & Hall, 1873, v. 1, pp. 198-309. (122a)
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——— The same. In his Jest and earnest. 12°. London, Chapman & Hall, 1873. v. 2, pp. 154-247.
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