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From Venice he went to Florence, where he met the Burtons and got from them introductions to all the best people, including the Countess Orford and Mlle. de la Ramee
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From Venice he went to Florence, where he met the Burtons and got from them introductions to all the best people, including the Countess Orford and Mlle. de la Ramee (Ouida).
The Life of Sir Richard Burton Wright, Thomas, 1859-1936 1906
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Florence, where he met the Burtons and got from them introductions to all the best people, including the Countess Orford and Mlle. de la Ramee (Ouida).
The Life of Sir Richard Burton Thomas Wright 1897
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One was "The Winston Simplified Dictionary," and the other "The Nuremberg Stove," by Louise de la Ramee.
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He is the son of the famous warrior Ahmed Lebbu, who dethroned the native princes of the Ramee, or those who "bend the bow."
Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years of 1845 and 1846 James Richardson 1828
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De la Ramee, an English woman of French extraction, wrote many romance novels that were popular in her day and several captivating stories for youngsters.
HomeSchoolBuzz.com 2010
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De la Ramee, an English woman of French extraction, wrote many romance novels that were popular in her day and several captivating stories for youngsters.
HomeSchoolBuzz.com 2010
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De la Ramee, an English woman of French extraction, wrote many romance novels that were popular in her day and several captivating stories for youngsters.
HomeSchoolBuzz.com 2010
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De la Ramee, an English woman of French extraction, wrote many romance novels that were popular in her day and several captivating stories for youngsters.
HomeSchoolBuzz.com 2010
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De la Ramee, an English woman of French extraction, wrote many romance novels that were popular in her day and several captivating stories for youngsters.
HomeSchoolBuzz.com 2010
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