The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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... honour from gratitude . " For it is very hard , my lord , " said a convicted felon at the bar to the late excellent judge Burnet , " to hang a poor man for stealing a horse . " " You are not to be hanged , sir , " answered my ever - ...
... honour from gratitude . " For it is very hard , my lord , " said a convicted felon at the bar to the late excellent judge Burnet , " to hang a poor man for stealing a horse . " " You are not to be hanged , sir , " answered my ever - ...
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... honours , even with admission into their colleges , and with inrolment among their members . From these societies I promised myself all assist- ance in their power , particularly the communication of such valuable manuscripts and ...
... honours , even with admission into their colleges , and with inrolment among their members . From these societies I promised myself all assist- ance in their power , particularly the communication of such valuable manuscripts and ...
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... of ours ; for this honour I would always administer to the pride of our sailors , who should challenge it from all their neighbours with truth and success . And A Voyage to Lisbon 43 up with us before we were got under full sail...
... of ours ; for this honour I would always administer to the pride of our sailors , who should challenge it from all their neighbours with truth and success . And A Voyage to Lisbon 43 up with us before we were got under full sail...
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Henry Fielding. presents so delightful a front to the water , and doth such honour at once to its builder and the nation , to the great skill and ingenuity of the one , and to the no less sensible gratitude of the other , very properly ...
Henry Fielding. presents so delightful a front to the water , and doth such honour at once to its builder and the nation , to the great skill and ingenuity of the one , and to the no less sensible gratitude of the other , very properly ...
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... honour of his judgment than of his operation ; for , after having put my poor wife to inexpressible torment , he was obliged to leave her tooth in statu quo ; and she had now the comfortable prospect of a long fit of pain , which might ...
... honour of his judgment than of his operation ; for , after having put my poor wife to inexpressible torment , he was obliged to leave her tooth in statu quo ; and she had now the comfortable prospect of a long fit of pain , which might ...
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