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1. Plural form of coronet.
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2. These stones at Stonehenge, as Mr. Camden describes them, and in which others agree, were very large, though not so large — the upright stones twenty-four feet high, seven feet broad, sixteen feet round, and weigh twelve tons each; and the cross-stones on the top, which he calls coronets, were six or seven tons.
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3. These stones at Stonehenge, as Mr. Camden describes them, and in which others agree, were very large, though not so large -- the upright stones twenty-four feet high, seven feet broad, sixteen feet round, and weigh twelve tons each; and the cross-stones on the top, which he calls coronets, were six or seven tons.
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4. How British aristocrats first gained their coronets is another one.
