The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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... boat ; a matter of no small difficulty , as I had no use of my limbs , and was to be carried by men who , though sufficiently strong for their burthen , were , like Archimedes , puzzled to find a steady footing . Of this , as few of my ...
... boat ; a matter of no small difficulty , as I had no use of my limbs , and was to be carried by men who , though sufficiently strong for their burthen , were , like Archimedes , puzzled to find a steady footing . Of this , as few of my ...
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... boat , I presented a spectacle of the highest horror . The total loss of limbs was apparent to all who saw me , and my face contained marks of a most diseased state , if not of death itself . Indeed , so ghastly was my countenance ...
... boat , I presented a spectacle of the highest horror . The total loss of limbs was apparent to all who saw me , and my face contained marks of a most diseased state , if not of death itself . Indeed , so ghastly was my countenance ...
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... ships , barges , and boats , of various sizes and denominations . But , as all these methods of conveyance are formed on the same principles , they agree 36 A Voyage to Lisbon humour of travelling is as old as the human race...
... ships , barges , and boats , of various sizes and denominations . But , as all these methods of conveyance are formed on the same principles , they agree 36 A Voyage to Lisbon humour of travelling is as old as the human race...
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... boat , at the water - side , they were informed that the ship was gone ; for indeed she had set out a few minutes after his quitting her ; nor did the pilot , who well knew the errand on which I had sent my servant , think fit to wait a ...
... boat , at the water - side , they were informed that the ship was gone ; for indeed she had set out a few minutes after his quitting her ; nor did the pilot , who well knew the errand on which I had sent my servant , think fit to wait a ...
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... boat on shore . I ordered my man likewise to go in it , as my distemper was not of that kind which entirely deprives us of appetite . Now though the captain had well victualled his ship , with all manner of salt provisions for the ...
... boat on shore . I ordered my man likewise to go in it , as my distemper was not of that kind which entirely deprives us of appetite . Now though the captain had well victualled his ship , with all manner of salt provisions for the ...
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