The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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Página 24
... true , indeed , he was no physician ; that is , he had not by the forms of his education acquired a right of applying his skill in the art of physic to his own private advantage ; and yet , perhaps , it may be truly asserted that no ...
... true , indeed , he was no physician ; that is , he had not by the forms of his education acquired a right of applying his skill in the art of physic to his own private advantage ; and yet , perhaps , it may be truly asserted that no ...
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... true , perhaps , that there is more of osten- tation than of real utility in ships of this vast and unwieldy burthen , which are rarely capable of acting against an enemy ; but if the building such contributes to preserve , among other ...
... true , perhaps , that there is more of osten- tation than of real utility in ships of this vast and unwieldy burthen , which are rarely capable of acting against an enemy ; but if the building such contributes to preserve , among other ...
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... true courage ( for they are the bravest fellows upon earth ) inconsistent with all the gentleness of a humane carriage , and that the contempt of civil order springs up in minds but little cultivated , at the same time and from the same ...
... true courage ( for they are the bravest fellows upon earth ) inconsistent with all the gentleness of a humane carriage , and that the contempt of civil order springs up in minds but little cultivated , at the same time and from the same ...
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... true that Plato is here treating of the highest or sovereign power in a state , but it is as true that his observations are general and may be applied to all inferior powers ; and , indeed , every subordinate degree is immediately ...
... true that Plato is here treating of the highest or sovereign power in a state , but it is as true that his observations are general and may be applied to all inferior powers ; and , indeed , every subordinate degree is immediately ...
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... true , from the humanity of the lady , though she was entirely unknown to me . The captain returned a verbal answer ... true ; but it is as true that , if he was able to write , and had pen , ink , and paper on board , he might have sent ...
... true , from the humanity of the lady , though she was entirely unknown to me . The captain returned a verbal answer ... true ; but it is as true that , if he was able to write , and had pen , ink , and paper on board , he might have sent ...
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