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Pagina 452
... traveller swung up his bed like a hammock ; and I had recourse to the expedient of chang . ing every night the situation of mine ; gauze curtains should always be carried on a journey in this country . On board of ship , the annoyance ...
... traveller swung up his bed like a hammock ; and I had recourse to the expedient of chang . ing every night the situation of mine ; gauze curtains should always be carried on a journey in this country . On board of ship , the annoyance ...
Pagina 453
... traveller seldom meets with bad shapes in that country , but he maintains that the Grecian profile , or indeed extraordinary beauty of any kind , falls as rarely to the lot of the natives of these as of other regions . The Greeks ...
... traveller seldom meets with bad shapes in that country , but he maintains that the Grecian profile , or indeed extraordinary beauty of any kind , falls as rarely to the lot of the natives of these as of other regions . The Greeks ...
Pagina 544
... traveller who wishes to visit the places most celebrated in history . I com- menced my tour with the ruins of Sparta , and finished with the remains of Carthage ; passing through Argos , Corinth , Athens , Constantinople , Jerusalem ...
... traveller who wishes to visit the places most celebrated in history . I com- menced my tour with the ruins of Sparta , and finished with the remains of Carthage ; passing through Argos , Corinth , Athens , Constantinople , Jerusalem ...
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