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They are very fond of paying respect to foreigners , and in society'shew them a vast deal of courtesy and attention . The slightest possible introduction is sufficient to be admitted to their conversation , on the same terms as their ...
They are very fond of paying respect to foreigners , and in society'shew them a vast deal of courtesy and attention . The slightest possible introduction is sufficient to be admitted to their conversation , on the same terms as their ...
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... of his Highness's court , who stood waiting for him at the door of the house , proceeded towards the upper apartments , along with the Duke and the Prince , who , to shew greater respect to his royal guest , kept rather behind him .
... of his Highness's court , who stood waiting for him at the door of the house , proceeded towards the upper apartments , along with the Duke and the Prince , who , to shew greater respect to his royal guest , kept rather behind him .
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With respect to the specimens of brick , , both sun - dried and fire - burnt , there were ample quantities everywhere ; giving us an idea , how very opportune the furnaces might have been , which manufactured the latter , to execute the ...
With respect to the specimens of brick , , both sun - dried and fire - burnt , there were ample quantities everywhere ; giving us an idea , how very opportune the furnaces might have been , which manufactured the latter , to execute the ...
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MONTHLY REVIEW | 1 |
France on the Commerce of 534 | 2 |
Blaquieres Review of the Spanish Re Court on our Relations with the Sultaun | 28 |
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