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The ftork, however, may be tr ueiy confidered* as 

 a bird of paffage, by the inhabitants of thofe parts 

 of Europe (wherever fituated) to which it may be 

 fuppofed to refort during the winter, and where it ia 

 not feen during the fummer. . 



I am, dear Sir, 



Your moil faithftuV 



humble fervant, .-.. 



Daines Barringtoi& 



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