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All emaciated , and in rags as he was , none of the citizens would harbour so
much wretchedness ; and sleeping in the streets might be attended with
interruption or danger : In short , he was obliged to take up his lodging in one of
the tombs ...
All emaciated , and in rags as he was , none of the citizens would harbour so
much wretchedness ; and sleeping in the streets might be attended with
interruption or danger : In short , he was obliged to take up his lodging in one of
the tombs ...
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... shout attended this noble action , and the father , to his inexpressible surprise ,
on recovering from his swoon , found his child in his arms . After giving vent to the
first emotions of tenderness , he inquired after his generous deliverer , whose ...
... shout attended this noble action , and the father , to his inexpressible surprise ,
on recovering from his swoon , found his child in his arms . After giving vent to the
first emotions of tenderness , he inquired after his generous deliverer , whose ...
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That in this situation , he found the greatest consolation in alleviating the
misfortunes of the Christian prisoners , and always attended the sales of those
unhappy flaves , to procure liberty to a certain number of them . “ And gracious
Allah ...
That in this situation , he found the greatest consolation in alleviating the
misfortunes of the Christian prisoners , and always attended the sales of those
unhappy flaves , to procure liberty to a certain number of them . “ And gracious
Allah ...
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It was impofsible for him , he said , to live without her ; and as he could not afford
to have her attended by a governess and proper masters in a place fo remote
from London , she was suffered to continue illiterate and unpolished ; she knew
no ...
It was impofsible for him , he said , to live without her ; and as he could not afford
to have her attended by a governess and proper masters in a place fo remote
from London , she was suffered to continue illiterate and unpolished ; she knew
no ...
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prefumption were not yet quelled in the young foldier and he received orders to
attend King William , when he went to the ... who had also attended her husband ,
was the only person with whom she could converse , and from whom she could ...
prefumption were not yet quelled in the young foldier and he received orders to
attend King William , when he went to the ... who had also attended her husband ,
was the only person with whom she could converse , and from whom she could ...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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