The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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Página 29
... enjoy , she drew me in to suffer , the company of my little ones during eight hours ; and I doubt not whether , in that time , I did not undergo more than in all my distemper . At twelve precisely my coach was at the door , which was no ...
... enjoy , she drew me in to suffer , the company of my little ones during eight hours ; and I doubt not whether , in that time , I did not undergo more than in all my distemper . At twelve precisely my coach was at the door , which was no ...
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... enjoy in viewing a succession of ships , with all their sails expanded to the winds , bounding over the waves before us . And here I cannot pass by another observation on the deplorable want of taste in our enjoyments , which we shew by ...
... enjoy in viewing a succession of ships , with all their sails expanded to the winds , bounding over the waves before us . And here I cannot pass by another observation on the deplorable want of taste in our enjoyments , which we shew by ...
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... enjoy any benefit which might bring in a greater profit to another . Thus that unanimity which is so necessary in all public affairs became wanting , and every man , from the fear of being a bubble to another , was , in reality , a ...
... enjoy any benefit which might bring in a greater profit to another . Thus that unanimity which is so necessary in all public affairs became wanting , and every man , from the fear of being a bubble to another , was , in reality , a ...
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... enjoy , as well as some dangers which may some time or other arise from introducing a pure state of anarchy among them . I will represent the case , as it ap- pears to me , very fairly and impartially between the mob and their betters ...
... enjoy , as well as some dangers which may some time or other arise from introducing a pure state of anarchy among them . I will represent the case , as it ap- pears to me , very fairly and impartially between the mob and their betters ...
Página 112
... enjoy , rather than the bodily appetite , there is happily no such satiety ; but the more a man drinks , the more he desires ; as if , like Mark Anthony in Dryden , his appetite encreased with feeding , and this to such an immoderate ...
... enjoy , rather than the bodily appetite , there is happily no such satiety ; but the more a man drinks , the more he desires ; as if , like Mark Anthony in Dryden , his appetite encreased with feeding , and this to such an immoderate ...
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