A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... human credulity , and of calculating them for the meridian of a common understanding ; but with as much weakness as wickednefs , and with more impudence often than either , they affert facts contrary to the honour of God , to the ...
... human credulity , and of calculating them for the meridian of a common understanding ; but with as much weakness as wickednefs , and with more impudence often than either , they affert facts contrary to the honour of God , to the ...
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... human nature could represent to me as worth holding at all ; the world may , I believe , without envy , allow me all the praife to which I have any title . My aim , in fact , was not praise , which is the laft gift they care to beltow ...
... human nature could represent to me as worth holding at all ; the world may , I believe , without envy , allow me all the praife to which I have any title . My aim , in fact , was not praise , which is the laft gift they care to beltow ...
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... , in fuch manner as human nature requires , to produce that perfection of what it is fufceptible , and to purge away that malevolence of difpofition , of B 4 TO LISBON . 31 in a great chair in the cabin, to refresh ...
... , in fuch manner as human nature requires , to produce that perfection of what it is fufceptible , and to purge away that malevolence of difpofition , of B 4 TO LISBON . 31 in a great chair in the cabin, to refresh ...
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... human race ; unlefs , perhaps , as a curious and learned member of the young fociety of antiqua rians is faid to have hinted his conjectures , that their refidence and their travels were one and the fame ; and this difcovery ( for fuch ...
... human race ; unlefs , perhaps , as a curious and learned member of the young fociety of antiqua rians is faid to have hinted his conjectures , that their refidence and their travels were one and the fame ; and this difcovery ( for fuch ...
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... human race , and that it was their curfe from the beginning . By this difcovery my plan became much short- ened , and I found it only neceffary to treat of the conveyance of goods and paffengers from place to place ; which not being ...
... human race , and that it was their curfe from the beginning . By this difcovery my plan became much short- ened , and I found it only neceffary to treat of the conveyance of goods and paffengers from place to place ; which not being ...
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