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By accurate observation the height of the fog, relatively with the higher edifices, whose elevation is known, it has been ascertained that the fogs of London never rise more than from two hundred to two hundred and forty feet above the same level.
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Who does not remember the traditionary notoriety of Margaret Finch?
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The private property of the estate, and attached to the Spa.
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We drank a half-pint tumbler of the water, which, as Dr. Weatherhead observes, is bitter without being disagreeable. Its flavour is that of Sulphate of Magnesia, or Epsom Salts; and we should say that our modicum might be imitated by dissolving a dram of the above ingredient in half-a-pint of pure water.
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Johnson's Life of Waller, wherein the poet is stated to have been born March 3.
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Her two sisters dying some months before.
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