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bank lately erected near Kilby
The buildings are of granite, and some of them, particularly a new bank, lately erected near Kilby Street, present very creditable specimens of city architecture.
— from American Scenery, Vol. 1 (of 2) or, Land, lake, and river illustrations of transatlantic nature by Nathaniel Parker Willis

before leaving England not knowing
One remembers her, a last rite before leaving England, not knowing she should return, [104] feeding the doves in Paul’s Churchyard and, again at Shrewsbury, packing, among dear mementoes, a sod of English earth.
— from Louise Imogen Guiney by Alice Brown


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