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ACT I., SCENE I. A place being provided for the devil's consistory, enter ST DUNSTAN, with his beads, book, and crosier-staff, &c. ST. DUN.

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Of all the churches of Paris ST.

ST. MORITZ, 6,037 feet above the sea.

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ST. JOHNS, ADELA ROGERS.

SAUNDERS, JOAN W. ST. GEORGE.

SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC.

SEE JOHNSON, MARGARET S. PERSE, ST. JOHN, pseud.

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THE SPANIELS OF THE MONKS OF ST.

LOUIS PHILIIPE AND THE DUCHESS OF ST.

<b>WHITMAN, SARAH DE ST.

AU`GUSTINE, ST., the bishop of Hippo and the greatest of the Latin Fathers of the Church; a native of Tagaste, in Numidia; son of a pagan father and a Christian mother, St. Monica; after a youth of dissipation, was converted to Christ by a text of St. Paul (Rom. xiii.

CHRISTOPHER'S, ST., (30), popularly called St. Kitts, one of the Leeward Islands, discovered by Columbus (1493), who named it after himself; belongs to England; has sugar plantations.

MAUR, ST., a disciple of St. Benedict in the 6th century; the congregation of Saint-Maur, founded in 1613, was a perfect nursery of scholarly men, known as Maurists.

ST. ASAPH (2), a pretty little city in Flintshire, 6 m. SE. of Rhyl; its cathedral, the smallest in the kingdom, was rebuilt after 1284, mainly in the Decorated style.

S. I., St., Pope from 116 to 125; S. II., st., pope from 257 to 259; S. III., Pope from 432 to 440; S. IV., pope from 1471 to 1484; S. V., Pope from 1585 to 1590; of whom only two are of any note.

SUSAN, ST., the patron saint and guardian of innocence and saviour from infamy and reproach.

ST. PETERSBURG AND PARIS. 1858-1862.

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