The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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Página 23
... seemed reasonable to expect would introduce the spring , and drive off that winter which yet main- tained its footing on the stage . I resolved there- fore to visit a little house of mine in the country , which stands at Ealing , in the ...
... seemed reasonable to expect would introduce the spring , and drive off that winter which yet main- tained its footing on the stage . I resolved there- fore to visit a little house of mine in the country , which stands at Ealing , in the ...
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... seemed to think my only chance of life consisted in having the whole summer before me ; in which I might hope to gather sufficient strength to encounter the inclemencies of the ensuing winter . But this chance began daily to lessen . I ...
... seemed to think my only chance of life consisted in having the whole summer before me ; in which I might hope to gather sufficient strength to encounter the inclemencies of the ensuing winter . But this chance began daily to lessen . I ...
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... seemed to threaten me with a fourth discharge before I should reach Lisbon , and when I should have nobody on board capable of performing the operation ; but I was obliged to hearken to the voice of reason , if I may use the captain's ...
... seemed to threaten me with a fourth discharge before I should reach Lisbon , and when I should have nobody on board capable of performing the operation ; but I was obliged to hearken to the voice of reason , if I may use the captain's ...
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... seemed proper to be explained before we examined into its original . There are indeed two different ways of tracing all things used by the historian and the antiquary ; these are upwards and downwards . The former shews you how things ...
... seemed proper to be explained before we examined into its original . There are indeed two different ways of tracing all things used by the historian and the antiquary ; these are upwards and downwards . The former shews you how things ...
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... seemed to insinuate he had never seen one . He was , moreover , a man of gallantry ; at the age of seventy he had the finicalness of Sir Courtly Nice , with the roughness of Surly ; and , while he was deaf himself , had a voice capable ...
... seemed to insinuate he had never seen one . He was , moreover , a man of gallantry ; at the age of seventy he had the finicalness of Sir Courtly Nice , with the roughness of Surly ; and , while he was deaf himself , had a voice capable ...
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