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A trip to Newfoundland; its scenery and fisheries; with an account of the laying of the submarine telegraph cable (1855)

Mullaly, John · New York, T.W. Strong · leaf 47

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A. TRIP TO NEWFOUNDLAND. 39 … POETIGAL COVE. X. F. of the most picturesque of these is Virginia Water, wliich has an area of about eighty acres, and is surrounded by a dense wood of pine, spruce and other evergreens. The estate of whicli it forms a part, extends over a thousand acres, and belongs to the Hon. G. H. Emerson,…

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