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... seemed much more hardy than I , and went over the ice with intrepidity . Some carried their works to the fair on sledges , some on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in waggons . Their temerity astonished me ...
... seemed much more hardy than I , and went over the ice with intrepidity . Some carried their works to the fair on sledges , some on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in waggons . Their temerity astonished me ...
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... seemed to shud- der at a breeze in her own apartment , appear half naked in the streets . Farewell . LETTER IV . To the Same . THE English seem as silent as the Japanese , yet vainer than the inhabitants of Siam . Upon my arrival , I ...
... seemed to shud- der at a breeze in her own apartment , appear half naked in the streets . Farewell . LETTER IV . To the Same . THE English seem as silent as the Japanese , yet vainer than the inhabitants of Siam . Upon my arrival , I ...
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... seemed extremely anxious to rescue his country from the impend- ing danger . « < For my part , » cries the prisoner , « the greatest of my apprehensions is for our freedom ; if the French should conquer , what would become of English ...
... seemed extremely anxious to rescue his country from the impend- ing danger . « < For my part , » cries the prisoner , « the greatest of my apprehensions is for our freedom ; if the French should conquer , what would become of English ...
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... seemed to be a perfect inundation . The Englishman , seeing me shrink from the weather , accosted me thus : « Psha , man , what dost shrink at ? here , take this coat ; I don't want it ; I find it no way useful to me ; I had as lief be ...
... seemed to be a perfect inundation . The Englishman , seeing me shrink from the weather , accosted me thus : « Psha , man , what dost shrink at ? here , take this coat ; I don't want it ; I find it no way useful to me ; I had as lief be ...
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... seemed like rivers , whose streams are not only increased , but refined , as they travel from their source . For my own part , my greatest glory is , that travelling has not more steeled my constitution against all the vicis- situdes of ...
... seemed like rivers , whose streams are not only increased , but refined , as they travel from their source . For my own part , my greatest glory is , that travelling has not more steeled my constitution against all the vicis- situdes of ...
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