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1 V     |      surface by Gruithuysen, a learned professor of Munich, who
2 XXVIII|    Joseph T. Maston, and other learned men, held several meetings,
3 XXVIII| questions, debated by the most learned pens of the day, strongly
4 VIII  |     over his wine.~When Michel learned his share of the responsibility
5 XXI   |    whole town of San Francisco learned the news. Before six in
6 XXI   |  composure which distinguishes learned bodies in general, peacefully
7 XXI   |       J. T. Maston abusing the learned Belfast as usual, who was