The life and adventures of Joe Thompson, written by himself [or rather by E. Kimber].1775 |
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... fafely lay an even Wager , that scarce an hundred ever partake of the Sweets of that en- livening and improving Banquet , or understand what Conversation is . In fix Weeks after my Friend's Departure , up- on a Vifit to Mr. Diaper , I ...
... fafely lay an even Wager , that scarce an hundred ever partake of the Sweets of that en- livening and improving Banquet , or understand what Conversation is . In fix Weeks after my Friend's Departure , up- on a Vifit to Mr. Diaper , I ...
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Edward Kimber. not ftomach this , and accordingly remitted the Money , which was fafely received ; and what Ufe was made of it the Public never came to the Know- ledge of ; but I remember , when Sir William af- terwards came to England ...
Edward Kimber. not ftomach this , and accordingly remitted the Money , which was fafely received ; and what Ufe was made of it the Public never came to the Know- ledge of ; but I remember , when Sir William af- terwards came to England ...
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... fafely embarked : Thus I had the Pleasure to con- template , that all these dear and valuable Perfons would be together , to confole and comfort each other , under the Concern my Abfence , and that of my Friend , would naturally ...
... fafely embarked : Thus I had the Pleasure to con- template , that all these dear and valuable Perfons would be together , to confole and comfort each other , under the Concern my Abfence , and that of my Friend , would naturally ...
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... ged for God's Sake , to be taken on Board . This was immediately granted , and , backing the Sails , they all got fafely in , to the Number of Forty - fix Souls , Souls . I never received more Pleasure than in fee- of JOE THOMPSON . 109.
... ged for God's Sake , to be taken on Board . This was immediately granted , and , backing the Sails , they all got fafely in , to the Number of Forty - fix Souls , Souls . I never received more Pleasure than in fee- of JOE THOMPSON . 109.
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... fafely reached ; and in a very commodious Bay came to Anchor , intending to purchase fome additional live Stock , and get a Recruit of fresh Water to fill our empty Cafks . Here I took an Opportunity of writing to my Father and Mother ...
... fafely reached ; and in a very commodious Bay came to Anchor , intending to purchase fome additional live Stock , and get a Recruit of fresh Water to fill our empty Cafks . Here I took an Opportunity of writing to my Father and Mother ...
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