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... said , he should think himself fingularly fortunate to be entrusted with the adventure . I asked him , when he would fet out ? " To » morrow morning , " was his anfwer . ' Such a perfon as Mr. Ledyard , was formed by nature for the ...
... said , he should think himself fingularly fortunate to be entrusted with the adventure . I asked him , when he would fet out ? " To » morrow morning , " was his anfwer . ' Such a perfon as Mr. Ledyard , was formed by nature for the ...
Page 391
... said Don Cleofas , ought to be ashamed of it . " " They are fo , " replied the demon and there the matter ends . " — " That gentleman who is paffing below us , is a man of a certain turn of humour , but who poffefles a thoufand good ...
... said Don Cleofas , ought to be ashamed of it . " " They are fo , " replied the demon and there the matter ends . " — " That gentleman who is paffing below us , is a man of a certain turn of humour , but who poffefles a thoufand good ...
Page 425
... said this with the most determined air poffible , and left them , walking as hard as I could down to the ford of the Nile . Woldo remained above with the fervants , who were loading their mules ; he seemed to be perfectly cured of his ...
... said this with the most determined air poffible , and left them , walking as hard as I could down to the ford of the Nile . Woldo remained above with the fervants , who were loading their mules ; he seemed to be perfectly cured of his ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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