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DANUBIAN FEINCIPALITIES,
OF 1853.
By PATRICK O'BRIEN.
LONDON:
RICHARD BENTLEY, XEW BURLINGTON STREET,;
^ui)lisl)cr in ©rUinare to 1«r Jttajcstp.
1854.
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CHAPTEE III.
CHAPTER IV.
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CHAPTER V.
of comparative neatness.
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CHAPTEE VI.
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CHAPTEE VII.
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CHAPTEE YIII.
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she died.
She is buried amongst the c}^Dress trees,
upon a height above the Pasha's J^ally. It
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CHAPTEE IX.
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ritory.
CHAPTEE X.
tions.
vous et inoi.
" Vous etes sous un gouvemement mili-
CHAPTER XI.
comes good.
Kalergi, after these events, became the
devoted friend of Sir Edmund Lyons. He
went to England shortly after as the patriot
CHAPTER XII.
CHAPTEE XIII.
CHAPTEE XIV.
CHAPTER XV.
pleasant license.
At nightfall the postilion struck into
another road to avoid the stragglers, and to
get on, as he thought, more rapidly. It
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and womided.
In the night the Turks destroyed their
works, and retired across the Danube to
Tartukai, taking with them their killed as
CHAPTEE XVI.
CHAPTER XVII.
CHAPTER XVIII.
Georgie's arrest.
Mr. Cunniugham arrived at Ibraila next
CHAPTEE XIX.
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