Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... former which doth not convey some knowledge that they are sensible they could not possibly have attained of themselves . But all his pains in collecting knowledge , all his judgment in selecting , and all his art in communi- 2 THE ...
... former which doth not convey some knowledge that they are sensible they could not possibly have attained of themselves . But all his pains in collecting knowledge , all his judgment in selecting , and all his art in communi- 2 THE ...
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... former you pay largely for luxury , at the latter for nothing . Thursday , June 27. This morning the captain , who lay on shore at his own house , paid us a visit in the cabin ; and after having express'd his concern at the ...
... former you pay largely for luxury , at the latter for nothing . Thursday , June 27. This morning the captain , who lay on shore at his own house , paid us a visit in the cabin ; and after having express'd his concern at the ...
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... former shews you how things are , and leaves to others to discover when they began to be so . The latter shews you how things were , and leaves their present existence to be ex- amined by others . Hence the former is more useful , the ...
... former shews you how things are , and leaves to others to discover when they began to be so . The latter shews you how things were , and leaves their present existence to be ex- amined by others . Hence the former is more useful , the ...
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... former ages , the change of the whole art of war since those days , by which the advantage of personal strength is , in a manner , entirely lost , hath produced a change in military affairs to the advantage of our enemies . As for our ...
... former ages , the change of the whole art of war since those days , by which the advantage of personal strength is , in a manner , entirely lost , hath produced a change in military affairs to the advantage of our enemies . As for our ...
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... former . He likewise declined the operation , for the same reason which had been assigned by the former : however , such was her re- solution , backed with pain , that he was obliged to make the attempt , which concluded more in honour ...
... former . He likewise declined the operation , for the same reason which had been assigned by the former : however , such was her re- solution , backed with pain , that he was obliged to make the attempt , which concluded more in honour ...
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