A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... took Mr. Ward's medicines , which had feldom any perceptible operation . Those in particular of the diapho- retic kind , the working of which is thought to require a great ftrength of conftitution to fup- port , had fo little effect on ...
... took Mr. Ward's medicines , which had feldom any perceptible operation . Those in particular of the diapho- retic kind , the working of which is thought to require a great ftrength of conftitution to fup- port , had fo little effect on ...
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... took their leave ; and I heard my behaviour applauded , with many murmurs and praifes to which I well knew I had no title ; as all other fuch philofophers may , if they have any modefty , confefs on the like occafions . In two hours we ...
... took their leave ; and I heard my behaviour applauded , with many murmurs and praifes to which I well knew I had no title ; as all other fuch philofophers may , if they have any modefty , confefs on the like occafions . In two hours we ...
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... took his leave of me after dinner , as did a young lady of her fitter , who was proceeding with my wife to Lifbon . They both fet out together in a port chaife for London . my Soon after their departure , our cabin , where wife and I ...
... took his leave of me after dinner , as did a young lady of her fitter , who was proceeding with my wife to Lifbon . They both fet out together in a port chaife for London . my Soon after their departure , our cabin , where wife and I ...
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... took the advantage of an ebbing tide , and weighed his anchor , His hopes , however , had the fame completion , and his endeavours the fame fuccefs , with his for- mer trial ; and he was foon obliged to return once more to his old ...
... took the advantage of an ebbing tide , and weighed his anchor , His hopes , however , had the fame completion , and his endeavours the fame fuccefs , with his for- mer trial ; and he was foon obliged to return once more to his old ...
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... took care to provide a proper quantity of acid , in the materials that formed the wife , and to render her a perfect Helpmate for fo tranquil a husband . She abounded in whatfoever he was defective ; that is to say , in almost every ...
... took care to provide a proper quantity of acid , in the materials that formed the wife , and to render her a perfect Helpmate for fo tranquil a husband . She abounded in whatfoever he was defective ; that is to say , in almost every ...
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