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....of a kind of excellent plush, blue ; and under his foot curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, but far finer. He held up his bare...than the people stood. The windows likewise were not crouded, but every one stood in them as if they had been placed. When the shew was past, the Jew said...

...of a kind of excellent plush, blue ; and under his foot curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, but far finer. He held up his bare hand as he went, as blessing the people, bat in silence. The street was wonderfully well kept : so that there was never any army had their men...

...of a kind of excellent plush, blue ; and under his foot curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, but far finer. He held up his bare...stood. The windows likewise were not crowded, but every one stood in them as if they had been placed. When the show was past, the Jew said to me ; "I...

...unless it forms an alliance with the club of Odd Fellows. The narrative proceeds, " He sat alone — He held up his bare hand as he went, as blessing the people, but in silence." There is something infinitely grotesque in comparing this with the entrance of some young aspirant...

...cushions, of a kind of excellent plush, blue, and under his foot curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, but far finer. He held up his bare...blessing the people, but in silence. The street was so wonderfully well kept, so that there was never any army had their men stand in better battle array...

...curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, but far finer. He held up his bare band as he went, as blessing the people, but in silence. The street was so wonderfully well kept, so that there was never any army had their men stand in better battle array...

...excellent plush, blue ; and under his foot curious carpets of silk of divers colours, like the Persian, hut far finer ; he held up his bare hand as he went, as...stood ; the windows likewise were not crowded, but every one stood in them as if they had been placed. When the show was past, the Jew said to me, " I...

...like the Persian, hut far finer ; he held up his hare hand as he went, as hlessing the people, hut in silence. The street was wonderfully well kept,...that there was never any army had their men stand in hetter hattle-array than the people stood; the windows likewise were not crowded, hut every one stood...

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