Oporto
| English form of Porto, a city in Portugal. |
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| Oh, monsieur, your thirty-seven and a half pistoles are all counted out ready for you, upstairs in my chamber, but there are in that chamber thirty customers, who are sucking the staves of a little barrel of Oporto which I tapped for them this very morning. Portugal has two small companies in Lisbon and Oporto. Sedley and Company, having established agencies at Oporto, Bordeaux, and St. |
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