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OVER THE OCEAN;
OR, SIGHTS AND SCENES IN FOREIGN LANDS.
By CUR TIS GUILD,
Author of "Abroad Again," and Editor of the Baston Conmmercial Bulletin.
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"The Most Perfect Pen-Pictures of Sights and Scenes."
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entertainment. " - Citizen, Halifax, N. S.
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