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Pagina 57
... continued long in stores , from the difficulty of accounting for duty - free salt , there is scarcely any quan- tity of it on those coasts , unless where fish curers have erected red herring houses . But if these accounts and bonds were ...
... continued long in stores , from the difficulty of accounting for duty - free salt , there is scarcely any quan- tity of it on those coasts , unless where fish curers have erected red herring houses . But if these accounts and bonds were ...
Pagina 91
... continued with little interruption in the second ; rather inviting them to contemplate the picture of the government , character , and manners of the Algerines , and the author's concise but temperate view of the Mahometan religion ...
... continued with little interruption in the second ; rather inviting them to contemplate the picture of the government , character , and manners of the Algerines , and the author's concise but temperate view of the Mahometan religion ...
Pagina 493
... continued at Cairo , during our invasion of Egypt , in order to superintend the hospitals while the ravages of the plague continued ; and it appears that 293 : 7 of the in- habitants were carried off by th at disease in the month of Ger ...
... continued at Cairo , during our invasion of Egypt , in order to superintend the hospitals while the ravages of the plague continued ; and it appears that 293 : 7 of the in- habitants were carried off by th at disease in the month of Ger ...
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LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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