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English: Mrs. Miller in 1872; "With the Aid of a Fashionable Modiste She Made Her Debut in the Lecture Field." From a 1908 publication.
Date Copyright 1908.
Source "In Old Bohemia" in (1908) The Pacific Monthly: A Magazine of Education and Progress (Public domain ed.), Portland: Pacific Monthly Publishing Company
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