Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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Página xi
... hands of her em- ployer . The scheme of the book is best indicated by a fragment of its very voluminous sub - title which declares that the book is " Published in order to cultivate the Principles of Virtue and Religion in the Minds of ...
... hands of her em- ployer . The scheme of the book is best indicated by a fragment of its very voluminous sub - title which declares that the book is " Published in order to cultivate the Principles of Virtue and Religion in the Minds of ...
Página xii
... hand knowledge , and his wit , says Thackeray , " lightens up a rascal like a police- man's lantern . " With equal skill and sureness of touch he paints the nobility of character of Sophia Western and Allworthy and exposes the hypocrisy ...
... hand knowledge , and his wit , says Thackeray , " lightens up a rascal like a police- man's lantern . " With equal skill and sureness of touch he paints the nobility of character of Sophia Western and Allworthy and exposes the hypocrisy ...
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... hand , why there should scarce exist a single writer of this kind worthy our regard ; and whilst there is no other branch of history ( for this is history ) which hath not exercised the greatest pens , why this alone should be ...
... hand , why there should scarce exist a single writer of this kind worthy our regard ; and whilst there is no other branch of history ( for this is history ) which hath not exercised the greatest pens , why this alone should be ...
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... hands ; at which small charge I undertook to demolish the then reigning gangs , and to put the civil policy into such order , that no such gangs should ever be able , for the future , to form themselves into bodies , or at least to ...
... hands ; at which small charge I undertook to demolish the then reigning gangs , and to put the civil policy into such order , that no such gangs should ever be able , for the future , to form themselves into bodies , or at least to ...
Página 37
... hand , sufficiently assured me what he was , and I asked him if he and his companion were not custom - house officers ; he answered with sufficient dignity , that they were , as an information which he seemed to conclude would strike ...
... hand , sufficiently assured me what he was , and I asked him if he and his companion were not custom - house officers ; he answered with sufficient dignity , that they were , as an information which he seemed to conclude would strike ...
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