Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... likewise beginning again to become more troublesome . I saw the midsummer quarter drawing towards a close . So that I con- ceived , if the Michaelmas quarter should steal off in the same manner , as it was , in my 18 THE AUTHOR'S ...
... likewise beginning again to become more troublesome . I saw the midsummer quarter drawing towards a close . So that I con- ceived , if the Michaelmas quarter should steal off in the same manner , as it was , in my 18 THE AUTHOR'S ...
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... likewise did as steward , cook , butler , sailor . In short , he had as many offices as Scrub in the play , and went through them all with great dexterity : this of surgeon , was , perhaps , the only one in which his skill was somewhat ...
... likewise did as steward , cook , butler , sailor . In short , he had as many offices as Scrub in the play , and went through them all with great dexterity : this of surgeon , was , perhaps , the only one in which his skill was somewhat ...
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... likewise several Indiamen just returned from their voyage . These are , I believe , the largest and finest vessels which are any where employed in commercial affairs . The colliers , likewise , which are very numerous , and even ...
... likewise several Indiamen just returned from their voyage . These are , I believe , the largest and finest vessels which are any where employed in commercial affairs . The colliers , likewise , which are very numerous , and even ...
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... 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 of 40 ...
... 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 of 40 ...
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... likewise to go in it , as my distemper was not of that kind which entirely deprives us of appetite . Now tho ' the captain had well victualled his ship with all manner of salt provisions for the voyage , and had added great quantities ...
... likewise to go in it , as my distemper was not of that kind which entirely deprives us of appetite . Now tho ' the captain had well victualled his ship with all manner of salt provisions for the voyage , and had added great quantities ...
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