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Pagina 17
... town we stopped Protestants , and established it at the head Inn , where we upon the Continent . ) The had for Dinner a roasted wild difference of these two great Boar , which was roasted whole Men in regard to their Tenets with all its ...
... town we stopped Protestants , and established it at the head Inn , where we upon the Continent . ) The had for Dinner a roasted wild difference of these two great Boar , which was roasted whole Men in regard to their Tenets with all its ...
Pagina 17
... Town well guarded by Soldiers , it has been a strong fortified place , but by neglect the fortifica- tions are run much out of repair . Their are three wide Moates round it , over which their are draw Bridges ; it is well guarded by the ...
... Town well guarded by Soldiers , it has been a strong fortified place , but by neglect the fortifica- tions are run much out of repair . Their are three wide Moates round it , over which their are draw Bridges ; it is well guarded by the ...
Pagina 274
... town has spread over many square miles of hill and dale , through which the beautiful Brisbane River winds a snaky course . Wide roads , planted with shady trees , are bordered by thousands of big bright gardens , a handsome handsome ...
... town has spread over many square miles of hill and dale , through which the beautiful Brisbane River winds a snaky course . Wide roads , planted with shady trees , are bordered by thousands of big bright gardens , a handsome handsome ...
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