A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... now , left the cafe between me and the reader should be the fame in both initances as it was between me and the great man , I will not add another word on the fubject . 1 deed no other than the giving up what I faw 20 INTRODUCTION .
... now , left the cafe between me and the reader should be the fame in both initances as it was between me and the great man , I will not add another word on the fubject . 1 deed no other than the giving up what I faw 20 INTRODUCTION .
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... fubject re- tains no more power over his own will , than an Afiatic flave , or an English wife , by the laws of both countries , and by the customs of one of them . If I fhould mention the inftance of a stage - coachman , many of my ...
... fubject re- tains no more power over his own will , than an Afiatic flave , or an English wife , by the laws of both countries , and by the customs of one of them . If I fhould mention the inftance of a stage - coachman , many of my ...
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... fubject of difpute : for why fhould any perfons in diftrefs be dep : ived of the affiftance of their -fellow - fubjects , when they are willing amply to reward them for their labour ? or , why should the lowest of the people be ...
... fubject of difpute : for why fhould any perfons in diftrefs be dep : ived of the affiftance of their -fellow - fubjects , when they are willing amply to reward them for their labour ? or , why should the lowest of the people be ...
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... fubject of mirth and laughter . Nothing now remained but to pay our taxes , which were indeed laid with inconceivable fe- verity . Lodging was raifed fix pence , fire in the fame proportion , and even candles , which had hitherto ...
... fubject of mirth and laughter . Nothing now remained but to pay our taxes , which were indeed laid with inconceivable fe- verity . Lodging was raifed fix pence , fire in the fame proportion , and even candles , which had hitherto ...
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... . But , to return from fo long a digreffion , to which the ufe of fo improper an epithet gave occafion , and to which the novelty of the fubject . allured , I will make the reader amends by con- 4 . TO LISBON .. 128 Who can be- ...
... . But , to return from fo long a digreffion , to which the ufe of fo improper an epithet gave occafion , and to which the novelty of the fubject . allured , I will make the reader amends by con- 4 . TO LISBON .. 128 Who can be- ...
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