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January 1928According to tradition, Christian named Marino, by trade marble cutter and resident of Arbe in
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May 1928beautiful Marble Canyon probably the most impressive in the Kootenay National Park. Near junction of
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September 1926Union with cold steel and deed. Now white temple shrines marble throne Raised high, as for god
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June 1925corks, sheet tin, conserves, seeds, vinegar, marble clocks, tin tubes, ivory, millstones, machines,
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July 1923ruins. The marble slab which covered the grave of the priest referred to above is unfortunately broken
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May 1922Professor Hi Marble, principal of the Cedarton school, wriggled out of confession of unfamiliarity
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May 1971Foundation on the East River has white-oak parquet floors and is profuse with marble and bronze. The walls
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December 2020additional marble plaques. In early 2020, he nominated five additional names that the Governing Board
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April 1927grave the people of Faial sent crown of marble as token of the great esteem they had for Charles
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July 1926beautiful marble group commemorates the protection given by the Swiss to Alsatians during the War of 1870.