The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonA. Millar, 1755 - 276 páginas |
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Página iv
... never forgive any obfervation of the former which doth not convey fome knowledge that they are fenfible they could not poffibly have attained of themselves . BUT all his pains in collecting know- ledge , all his judgment in selecting ...
... never forgive any obfervation of the former which doth not convey fome knowledge that they are fenfible they could not poffibly have attained of themselves . BUT all his pains in collecting know- ledge , all his judgment in selecting ...
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... never have nor could poffi- bly have happened to them , they wafte their time and paper with recording things and facts of fo common a kind , that they challenge no other right of being remembered , than as they had the honour of having ...
... never have nor could poffi- bly have happened to them , they wafte their time and paper with recording things and facts of fo common a kind , that they challenge no other right of being remembered , than as they had the honour of having ...
Página xiv
... never travelled either in books or ships , I do folemnly declare doth , in my own impartial opinion , deviate less from truth than any other voyage ex- tant ; my lord Anson's alone being , per- haps , excepted . SOME few embellishments ...
... never travelled either in books or ships , I do folemnly declare doth , in my own impartial opinion , deviate less from truth than any other voyage ex- tant ; my lord Anson's alone being , per- haps , excepted . SOME few embellishments ...
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... never act more wifely , than when they act moft liberally in the diftribution of their rewards ; and here the good they receive is often more to be confidered than the motive from which they re- ceive it . Example alone is the end of ...
... never act more wifely , than when they act moft liberally in the diftribution of their rewards ; and here the good they receive is often more to be confidered than the motive from which they re- ceive it . Example alone is the end of ...
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... never fuppofed there could be any fuch virtue in tar - water , as immediately to carry off à quantity of water already collected . For my de- livery from this , I well knew I must be again obliged to the trochar ; and that if the tar ...
... never fuppofed there could be any fuch virtue in tar - water , as immediately to carry off à quantity of water already collected . For my de- livery from this , I well knew I must be again obliged to the trochar ; and that if the tar ...
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