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... frequently induced the captives to suspect his purposes , they nevertheless answered in the end to the bargain which he had struck . The general course of the journey was north , and north - east . In the performance of it , they ...
... frequently induced the captives to suspect his purposes , they nevertheless answered in the end to the bargain which he had struck . The general course of the journey was north , and north - east . In the performance of it , they ...
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... frequently visited by the bow - string , I had but little inclination to bring the lives of my colleages into farther jeopardy . The Hekim - Bachi and Hazni Vekili therefore carried my pre- scription and interpreted it to the Sultan ...
... frequently visited by the bow - string , I had but little inclination to bring the lives of my colleages into farther jeopardy . The Hekim - Bachi and Hazni Vekili therefore carried my pre- scription and interpreted it to the Sultan ...
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... frequently excited great troubles , because in this singular country there was an absolute community of goods . No private property was known ; and , as every thing was to take place at the expence of the mass , so no actions were ...
... frequently excited great troubles , because in this singular country there was an absolute community of goods . No private property was known ; and , as every thing was to take place at the expence of the mass , so no actions were ...
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