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Pagina 194
... Country . It was probably at firft an huge mif - fha- pen Rock that grew upon the Top of the Hill , which the Natives of the Country ( after having cut it into a kind of regular Figure ) bored and hollowed with incredible Pains and ...
... Country . It was probably at firft an huge mif - fha- pen Rock that grew upon the Top of the Hill , which the Natives of the Country ( after having cut it into a kind of regular Figure ) bored and hollowed with incredible Pains and ...
Pagina 195
... Country ⚫ had formerly among them some fort of Worship ; for they fet apart every feventh Day as facred : But upon my going into one of these holy Houses on that Day , I could not obferve any Circumftance of Devotion in their Behaviour ...
... Country ⚫ had formerly among them some fort of Worship ; for they fet apart every feventh Day as facred : But upon my going into one of these holy Houses on that Day , I could not obferve any Circumftance of Devotion in their Behaviour ...
Pagina 196
... Country are very cunning and ingenious in handicraft Works , but withal so very idle , ' that we often faw young lufty raw - boned Fellows car- ⚫ried up and down the Streets in little covered Rooms by a Couple of Porters , who are ...
... Country are very cunning and ingenious in handicraft Works , but withal so very idle , ' that we often faw young lufty raw - boned Fellows car- ⚫ried up and down the Streets in little covered Rooms by a Couple of Porters , who are ...
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