A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... fish - wo- men , oyfter - women , and of all the vociferous inhabitants of both fhores , compofing altogether a greater variety of harmony than Hogarth's ima gination hath brought together in that print of Iris , 39 A VOYAGE.
... fish - wo- men , oyfter - women , and of all the vociferous inhabitants of both fhores , compofing altogether a greater variety of harmony than Hogarth's ima gination hath brought together in that print of Iris , 39 A VOYAGE.
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... fish at any rate . Thus we past a most agreeable day , owing to good appetites and good humour ; two hearty feeders , which will devour with fatisfaction SP whatever food you place before them : whereas without 40 A VOYAGE.
... fish at any rate . Thus we past a most agreeable day , owing to good appetites and good humour ; two hearty feeders , which will devour with fatisfaction SP whatever food you place before them : whereas without 40 A VOYAGE.
Página 76
... kind of food , fo nothing is fo plentiful and cheap ; but it was , perhaps , the only cheap thing the farmer difliked . Probably living much on fish might produce this difgutt ; for Diodorus Siculus attributes the 76 A VOY A GE.
... kind of food , fo nothing is fo plentiful and cheap ; but it was , perhaps , the only cheap thing the farmer difliked . Probably living much on fish might produce this difgutt ; for Diodorus Siculus attributes the 76 A VOY A GE.
Página 77
... fish- eaters ; and afferts , that they cannot be brought to eat a fingle meal with the Heautofagi by any perfuafion , threat , or violence whatever , not even though they should kill their children be- < fore their faces . What hath ...
... fish- eaters ; and afferts , that they cannot be brought to eat a fingle meal with the Heautofagi by any perfuafion , threat , or violence whatever , not even though they should kill their children be- < fore their faces . What hath ...
Página 109
... fish the eel , is too lippery to be held , and plunges into his ele- ment with perfect impunity . To fpeak a plain truth , there is no trufting to any contract with one whom the wife citizens of London call a bad man ; for , with TO ...
... fish the eel , is too lippery to be held , and plunges into his ele- ment with perfect impunity . To fpeak a plain truth , there is no trufting to any contract with one whom the wife citizens of London call a bad man ; for , with TO ...
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