A Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJ. Wenman, 1785 - 149 páginas |
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... whofe gardens abound with the choiceft fruits , than to have your tafte affronted with every fort of trash that can be picked up at the green - ftall , or the wheel - barrow . If we should carry on the analogy between the traveller and ...
... whofe gardens abound with the choiceft fruits , than to have your tafte affronted with every fort of trash that can be picked up at the green - ftall , or the wheel - barrow . If we should carry on the analogy between the traveller and ...
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... whofe judg ment I chiefly depended , feemed to think my only chance of life confifted in having the whole fum- mer before me ; in which I might hope to ga ther fufficient ftrength to encounter the incle mencies of the enfuing winter ...
... whofe judg ment I chiefly depended , feemed to think my only chance of life confifted in having the whole fum- mer before me ; in which I might hope to ga ther fufficient ftrength to encounter the incle mencies of the enfuing winter ...
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... whofe amusement we chiefly confult , and to whom we wish to be fuppofed principally to write , we will here enter fomewhat largely into the difcuffion of this matter ; the rather , for that no antient or modern author ( if we can truit ...
... whofe amusement we chiefly confult , and to whom we wish to be fuppofed principally to write , we will here enter fomewhat largely into the difcuffion of this matter ; the rather , for that no antient or modern author ( if we can truit ...
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... whofe fortune it was to flow us aboard , laid a farther claim to this appellation than the bare command of a vehicle of convey- ance . He had been the captain of a privateer , which he looked upon as being in the king's fer- vice ; and ...
... whofe fortune it was to flow us aboard , laid a farther claim to this appellation than the bare command of a vehicle of convey- ance . He had been the captain of a privateer , which he looked upon as being in the king's fer- vice ; and ...
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... whofe appearance greatly cor refponded with that of the theriff's , or rather the knight marshal's bailiffs . One of thefe , efpe- cially , who feemed to affect a more than ordinary degree of rudenefs and infolence , came in with- out ...
... whofe appearance greatly cor refponded with that of the theriff's , or rather the knight marshal's bailiffs . One of thefe , efpe- cially , who feemed to affect a more than ordinary degree of rudenefs and infolence , came in with- out ...
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