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Excerpt from Eliza Cook's Journal, Vol. 1: October, 1849
Waves. Earthquake. Wild Flowers, Autumn, Wild Flowers, Summer, Woman. Working Han, World Growing Better, Young Lady who was not Punctual. Hen' s Hutuai Improvement Societies.
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