The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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... occasion fair enough ; but I disdain such an attempt . I relate facts plainly and simply as they are ; and let the world draw from them what conclusions they please , taking with them the following facts for their instruction : the one ...
... occasion fair enough ; but I disdain such an attempt . I relate facts plainly and simply as they are ; and let the world draw from them what conclusions they please , taking with them the following facts for their instruction : the one ...
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... occasion to mention presently , the contents of which were then little known to the society . The king of Prussia , moreover , who , from a degree of benevolence and taste which in either case is a rare production in so northern a ...
... occasion to mention presently , the contents of which were then little known to the society . The king of Prussia , moreover , who , from a degree of benevolence and taste which in either case is a rare production in so northern a ...
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... occasion to observe more than once , a very good - natured man ; and , as he was a very brave one too , I found that the heroic constancy with which I had borne an operation that is attended with scarce any degree of pain had not a ...
... occasion to observe more than once , a very good - natured man ; and , as he was a very brave one too , I found that the heroic constancy with which I had borne an operation that is attended with scarce any degree of pain had not a ...
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... occasion to make , that there is nothing so incongruous in nature as any kind of power with lowness of mind and of ability , and that there is LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINO " " nothing more deplorable than the want of truth A Voyage to ...
... occasion to make , that there is nothing so incongruous in nature as any kind of power with lowness of mind and of ability , and that there is LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINO " " nothing more deplorable than the want of truth A Voyage to ...
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... occasion . Having felt his loss like a man , he re- solved to shew he could bear it like one ; and , having declared he had rather have lost a cask of rum or brandy , betook himself to threshing at backgammon with the Portuguese friar ...
... occasion . Having felt his loss like a man , he re- solved to shew he could bear it like one ; and , having declared he had rather have lost a cask of rum or brandy , betook himself to threshing at backgammon with the Portuguese friar ...
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