A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... ship it was neceffary firft to go into a boat ; amatter of no small difficulty , as I had no ufe of my limbs , and was to be car- ried by men , who though fufficiently ftrong for their burden , were , like Archimedes , puzzled to find a ...
... ship it was neceffary firft to go into a boat ; amatter of no small difficulty , as I had no ufe of my limbs , and was to be car- ried by men , who though fufficiently ftrong for their burden , were , like Archimedes , puzzled to find a ...
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... ship ever built , and which contains ten carriage gun's more than had ever yet equipped a firft rate . It is true , perhaps , that there is more of of tentation than of real utility , in fhips of this vaft and unweildy burthen , which ...
... ship ever built , and which contains ten carriage gun's more than had ever yet equipped a firft rate . It is true , perhaps , that there is more of of tentation than of real utility , in fhips of this vaft and unweildy burthen , which ...
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... ship , bearing the motionless animal in his mouth . Nor was this , I observed , a matter of such great difficulty as it appeared to my ignorance , and poffibly may feem to that of my fresh - water reader : the kit ten was now exposed to ...
... ship , bearing the motionless animal in his mouth . Nor was this , I observed , a matter of such great difficulty as it appeared to my ignorance , and poffibly may feem to that of my fresh - water reader : the kit ten was now exposed to ...
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... ship to the boat , as out of a little tottering boat to the land . A mat- ter which , as I had already experienced in the Thames , was not extremely eafy , when to be performed by any other limbs than your own . Whilft I weighed all ...
... ship to the boat , as out of a little tottering boat to the land . A mat- ter which , as I had already experienced in the Thames , was not extremely eafy , when to be performed by any other limbs than your own . Whilft I weighed all ...
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... , carrying with them defolation and ruin where - ever their maf- ters please to send them . This is , indeed , too true ; and however the ship of war may , in its bulk and equipment , exceed the honeft mer- chant - TO LISBON . 95.
... , carrying with them defolation and ruin where - ever their maf- ters please to send them . This is , indeed , too true ; and however the ship of war may , in its bulk and equipment , exceed the honeft mer- chant - TO LISBON . 95.
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