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Carey (ROSA NOUCHETTE an English)

ROSA NOUCHETTE, an English novelist; born at London in 1840. She began her literary career in 1868 and speedily gained a large audi- ence, especially among young girls. She wrote nearly 40 works of which some ways graceful and elegant in form.

CAREY (1869); "Wooed and Married" (1875); "Uncle Max" (1887); and "The Sunny Side of the Hill" (1908). She died in CARIES America near the mouth of the Orinoco, except a few whom the English removed and landed on the island of Ruatan, in the Bay of Honduras. The Carib have always been distinguished from the rest of the American peoples by their athletic alwa an

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