Selected WorksHarvard University Press, 1963 - 847 pàgines |
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Pàgina 267
... surprized to see no vestiges of handsome houses , no cities , nor any mark of elegant design . His conductor perceiving his surprize , observed , That the inhabitants of this new world were perfectly content with their antient ...
... surprized to see no vestiges of handsome houses , no cities , nor any mark of elegant design . His conductor perceiving his surprize , observed , That the inhabitants of this new world were perfectly content with their antient ...
Pàgina 312
... surprize ; but in this I was disappointed ; there was little more within than black coffins , rusty armour , tatter'd standards , and some few slovenly figures in wax . I was sorry I had paid , but I comforted myself by considering it ...
... surprize ; but in this I was disappointed ; there was little more within than black coffins , rusty armour , tatter'd standards , and some few slovenly figures in wax . I was sorry I had paid , but I comforted myself by considering it ...
Pàgina 372
... surprize would it be to see a huge fellow with whiskers flash a charged blunderbuss full in a lady's face , without singing her hair , or melting her pomatum . Perhaps when the first surprize was over , she might then grow familiar with ...
... surprize would it be to see a huge fellow with whiskers flash a charged blunderbuss full in a lady's face , without singing her hair , or melting her pomatum . Perhaps when the first surprize was over , she might then grow familiar with ...
Continguts
CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
No s’hi han mostrat 31 seccions
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