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Excerpt from American Notes and Queries, Vol. 1: A Medium of Intercommunication for Literary Men, General Readers, Etc.; May October, 1888
Collegiate, 251 Cologne cathedral, 156 Colorado, 247, 263 Colors of ancient gods, 192, 240 Commencement day, 43 Competitor, 105 Comus, 127 Connecticut, 296 Conscious water saw its God, etc., 127 Consistency a jewel, 214, 273, 286 Constantinople, crescent symbol, 31 Cool of the evening, 108 Cooper, A. A., 79 Cooper, J. F., quoted, 52 Coopers' dance in Munich, 7 Cophetua, 21 Cordon bleu, 103 Corn, acknowledge the, 263, 273, 285 Coronation stone, 88, 89, 1 17 Corpse candle, 264 Cow, buffalo, 71, 83 mooley, 71, 83 Cowley, A., poem on Crashaw, 128 Cowper, quoted, 291 Crabbe, quoted, 198 Crashaw, R., 128 Creeds; though other men have, 165 Crescent, 31, 258 Croatan. 7, 95, 275 Crocodile tears, 236 Crow, eating, 161 Crower, King's, 222 Crown, emblem of authority, 82 close his, 176 Crowns, 175 Crudero, 263 Crush a bottle, 136 Cucumber, cool as a, 272 Cucumbers, city of, 80 Cupar justice, 194 Curse of Scotland, 8 Curtis, G. W., slips, 79 Cuspidor.
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