Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... returned to town in February , in a condition less despaired of by myself than by any of my friends . I now became the patient of Dr Ward , who wished I had taken his advice earlier . I was at the worst on that memorable day when the ...
... returned to town in February , in a condition less despaired of by myself than by any of my friends . I now became the patient of Dr Ward , who wished I had taken his advice earlier . I was at the worst on that memorable day when the ...
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... 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 assemble in fleets , are ships of ...
... 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 assemble in fleets , are ships of ...
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... returned with most of the articles I sent for , and I now thought myself in a condition of living a week on my own provisions . I therefore ordered my own dinner , which I wanted nothing but a cook to dress , and a proper fire to dress ...
... returned with most of the articles I sent for , and I now thought myself in a condition of living a week on my own provisions . I therefore ordered my own dinner , which I wanted nothing but a cook to dress , and a proper fire to dress ...
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... returned to our former station , and once more cast anchor in the neighbourhood of Deal . Here , though we lay near the shore , that we might promise ourselves all the emolument which could be derived from it , we found ourselves ...
... returned to our former station , and once more cast anchor in the neighbourhood of Deal . Here , though we lay near the shore , that we might promise ourselves all the emolument which could be derived from it , we found ourselves ...
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... returned a verbal answer to a long letter ; acquainting me , that what I desired could not be complied with , it being a favour not in his power to grant . This might be , and I suppose was true ; but it is as true , that if he was able ...
... returned a verbal answer to a long letter ; acquainting me , that what I desired could not be complied with , it being a favour not in his power to grant . This might be , and I suppose was true ; but it is as true , that if he was able ...
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