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Page 71
... travellers , in conse quence of his knowlege of the oriental languages . It is extraordinary that , in describing theatres , the word Opera is never mentioned ; though all who have spoken of the musical dramas of Palermo celebrate the ...
... travellers , in conse quence of his knowlege of the oriental languages . It is extraordinary that , in describing theatres , the word Opera is never mentioned ; though all who have spoken of the musical dramas of Palermo celebrate the ...
Page 349
... travellers left the first party of the Kaffers , in order to proceed towards the residence of the king Gaika . On the occasion of passing a dangerous and dif- ficult defile , Mr. Barrow relates an instance of the most atro- cious ...
... travellers left the first party of the Kaffers , in order to proceed towards the residence of the king Gaika . On the occasion of passing a dangerous and dif- ficult defile , Mr. Barrow relates an instance of the most atro- cious ...
Page 521
... traveller sees little , and has nothing to relate except his own feelings , and the constant danger of his being frozen to ... travellers , describes a substitute for bread which the Swedes in times of scarcity make from the root of the ...
... traveller sees little , and has nothing to relate except his own feelings , and the constant danger of his being frozen to ... travellers , describes a substitute for bread which the Swedes in times of scarcity make from the root of the ...
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