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Page 313
... travellers , but , with a French flourish , speaks of himself as engaged in travelling through a country which was known to Europe by name only . ' He has omitted also to quote the numerous passages in antient authors , which relate to ...
... travellers , but , with a French flourish , speaks of himself as engaged in travelling through a country which was known to Europe by name only . ' He has omitted also to quote the numerous passages in antient authors , which relate to ...
Page 339
... travellers , and was no longer considered as a weak and useless idler in their troop . ' The village of Ummesogeir , at which the caravan stopped , is small , and its inhabitants are very few and very poor : but their poverty protects ...
... travellers , and was no longer considered as a weak and useless idler in their troop . ' The village of Ummesogeir , at which the caravan stopped , is small , and its inhabitants are very few and very poor : but their poverty protects ...
Page 377
... travellers resumed their journey ; and they now took leave of the civilized world . They were to find no more roads , nor horses , nor accommodation for travellers ; and it was hence- forth necessary to proceed by water . The boatmen ...
... travellers resumed their journey ; and they now took leave of the civilized world . They were to find no more roads , nor horses , nor accommodation for travellers ; and it was hence- forth necessary to proceed by water . The boatmen ...
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