Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... July 1. This day Mr Welch took his leave of me after dinner , as did a young lady of her sister , who was proceeding with my wife to Lisbon . They both set out together in a post - chaise for London . Soon after their departure , our ...
... July 1. This day Mr Welch took his leave of me after dinner , as did a young lady of her sister , who was proceeding with my wife to Lisbon . They both set out together in a post - chaise for London . Soon after their departure , our ...
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... July 2. This morning we again set sail , under all the advantages we had enjoy'd the evening before this day we left the shore of Essex , and coasted along Kent , passing by the pleasant island of Thanet , which is an island , and that ...
... July 2. This morning we again set sail , under all the advantages we had enjoy'd the evening before this day we left the shore of Essex , and coasted along Kent , passing by the pleasant island of Thanet , which is an island , and that ...
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... July 3. This morning I awaked at four o'clock , for my distemper seldom suffered me to sleep later . I presently got up , and had the pleasure of enjoying the sight of what I thought a tempestuous sea for four hours before the captain ...
... July 3. This morning I awaked at four o'clock , for my distemper seldom suffered me to sleep later . I presently got up , and had the pleasure of enjoying the sight of what I thought a tempestuous sea for four hours before the captain ...
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... confidence , and as I saw none myself , besides the wind being directly opposite , my faith in this prophecy was not strong enough to build any great hopes upon . Thursday , July 4. This morning , however , the 42 JOURNAL OF A.
... confidence , and as I saw none myself , besides the wind being directly opposite , my faith in this prophecy was not strong enough to build any great hopes upon . Thursday , July 4. This morning , however , the 42 JOURNAL OF A.
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Henry Fielding J. H. Lobban. Thursday , July 4. This morning , however , the captain seem'd resolved to fulfil his own predictions , whether the wind would or no ; he accordingly weighed anchor , and taking the advantage of the tide ...
Henry Fielding J. H. Lobban. Thursday , July 4. This morning , however , the captain seem'd resolved to fulfil his own predictions , whether the wind would or no ; he accordingly weighed anchor , and taking the advantage of the tide ...
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