A Journey to the Western Islands of ScotlandChapman & Dodd, 1924 - 240 páginas |
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... honours , or any others , should be conferred with exact propor- tion to merit , is more than human judgment or human integrity has given reason to expect . Perhaps degrees in universities cannot be better adjusted by any general rule ...
... honours , or any others , should be conferred with exact propor- tion to merit , is more than human judgment or human integrity has given reason to expect . Perhaps degrees in universities cannot be better adjusted by any general rule ...
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... honour conferred had all the decorations that politeness could add , and , what I am afraid I should not have had to say of any city south of the Tweed , I found no petty officer bowing for a fee . The parchment containing the record of ...
... honour conferred had all the decorations that politeness could add , and , what I am afraid I should not have had to say of any city south of the Tweed , I found no petty officer bowing for a fee . The parchment containing the record of ...
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... honour to any nation , at least till the publication of " May's Supple- ment " the English had very little to oppose . Yet men thus ingenious and inquisitive were content to live in total ignorance of the trades by which human wants are ...
... honour to any nation , at least till the publication of " May's Supple- ment " the English had very little to oppose . Yet men thus ingenious and inquisitive were content to live in total ignorance of the trades by which human wants are ...
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... neither elated by it or con- fused , but repaid my civilities without embar- > rassment , and told me how much I honoured her country by coming to survey it . She had been at Inverness to gain the common female 51 ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
... neither elated by it or con- fused , but repaid my civilities without embar- > rassment , and told me how much I honoured her country by coming to survey it . She had been at Inverness to gain the common female 51 ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
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... honour and disgrace of every individual . Then begins that union of affections , and co - operation of en- deavours , that constitute a clan . They who consider themselves as ennobled by their family will think highly of their ...
... honour and disgrace of every individual . Then begins that union of affections , and co - operation of en- deavours , that constitute a clan . They who consider themselves as ennobled by their family will think highly of their ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
Aberdeen afford ancient appearance Armidale believe boat Boswell Boswell's called castle cattle chapel chief church clan coast Coll commodious commonly considered convenience cows curiosity danger delighted dignity distance Dunvegan easily elegance English Erse Erse language evil expected Fort Augustus gentleman goats Grissipol ground heard heath Hebrides Highlands hills honour horses hundred ignorance Inch Kenneth inhabitants inquire Inverness Iona Isle Isle of Coll Isle of Skye Johnson journey kelp labour ladies laird land lately learned less live Loch Ness Macdonald Maclean Macleod miles mind minister mountains Mull naked nation never once passed perhaps pleasure Raasay reason rent rock Scotland Scots second sight seems seen seldom Sir Allan Skye Slanes Castle sometimes standing stones stranger supplied supposed tacksman Taisch tenants thought tion told travelled trees Ulva violence wall Western Islands