A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... whose redundant notes on Hudibras I fhall only fay , that it is , I am confident , the fingle book ex- tant in which above five hundred authors are quoted , not one of which could be found in the collection of the late doctor Mead . As ...
... whose redundant notes on Hudibras I fhall only fay , that it is , I am confident , the fingle book ex- tant in which above five hundred authors are quoted , not one of which could be found in the collection of the late doctor Mead . As ...
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... whose government , for I know not what reafon , the conduct of a young nobleman in his travels is committed , and who is fent abroad to fhew my Lord the world , of which he knows nothing himself , before his de- parture from a town ...
... whose government , for I know not what reafon , the conduct of a young nobleman in his travels is committed , and who is fent abroad to fhew my Lord the world , of which he knows nothing himself , before his de- parture from a town ...
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... whose piety refufes no trouble or expence by which the may make a profelyte ; being used to say , that the faving one foul would repay all the endeavours of her life . Here we waited for the tide , and had the plea- fure of furveying ...
... whose piety refufes no trouble or expence by which the may make a profelyte ; being used to say , that the faving one foul would repay all the endeavours of her life . Here we waited for the tide , and had the plea- fure of furveying ...
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... which the laws of thi Country require to be obferved by all ships which arrive in this port . We were obliged then t caft anchor , and expect the arrival of the officer of the customs , without whose passport no fhip muit 144 A VOYAGE.
... which the laws of thi Country require to be obferved by all ships which arrive in this port . We were obliged then t caft anchor , and expect the arrival of the officer of the customs , without whose passport no fhip muit 144 A VOYAGE.
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Henry Fielding. of the customs , without whose passport no fhip muit proceed farther than this place . Here likewife we received a vifit from one of thofe magiftrates of health before - mentioned . He refused to ... whose passport no fhip ...
Henry Fielding. of the customs , without whose passport no fhip muit proceed farther than this place . Here likewife we received a vifit from one of thofe magiftrates of health before - mentioned . He refused to ... whose passport no fhip ...
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