A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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Página iv
... fame period with life . It was thought proper , by the friends of the deceased , that this little piece fhould come into your hands as it came from the hands of the author ; it being judged that you would be bet- ter pleased to have an ...
... fame period with life . It was thought proper , by the friends of the deceased , that this little piece fhould come into your hands as it came from the hands of the author ; it being judged that you would be bet- ter pleased to have an ...
Página v
... fame , there would be no office fo dull as that of a traveller ; for the difference of hills , valleys , rivers ; in hort , the various views in which we may fee the face of the earth , would fcarce afford him a pleasure worthy of his ...
... fame , there would be no office fo dull as that of a traveller ; for the difference of hills , valleys , rivers ; in hort , the various views in which we may fee the face of the earth , would fcarce afford him a pleasure worthy of his ...
Página vii
... fame perfon . And if all thefe talents must concur in the relator , they are certainly in a more eminent de- gree neceffary to the writer : for here the nar- ration admits of higher ornaments of ftile , and every fact and fentiment ...
... fame perfon . And if all thefe talents must concur in the relator , they are certainly in a more eminent de- gree neceffary to the writer : for here the nar- ration admits of higher ornaments of ftile , and every fact and fentiment ...
Página viii
... fame perfon . But on the other hand , why there should fcarce exift a fingle writer of this kind , worthy our regard ; and whilft there is no other branch of history ( for this is hiftory ) which hath not exercifed the greatest pens ...
... fame perfon . But on the other hand , why there should fcarce exift a fingle writer of this kind , worthy our regard ; and whilft there is no other branch of history ( for this is hiftory ) which hath not exercifed the greatest pens ...
Página xii
... fame importance , which are to furnish the materials of a voyage at his return home . The humour , it is true , is here carried very far ; and yet , perhaps , very little beyond what is to be found in writers who pro- fefs no intention ...
... fame importance , which are to furnish the materials of a voyage at his return home . The humour , it is true , is here carried very far ; and yet , perhaps , very little beyond what is to be found in writers who pro- fefs no intention ...
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