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... perhaps , is not lefs lucrative than that of a bookfeller : nor can it be deemed incredible , that a Persian , the real author , fhould renounce the credit , to raise the value and price , of the work . rope . LXV . rope . The nations ...
... perhaps , is not lefs lucrative than that of a bookfeller : nor can it be deemed incredible , that a Persian , the real author , fhould renounce the credit , to raise the value and price , of the work . rope . LXV . rope . The nations ...
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... perhaps an honourable , infirmity . In the eyes of the Moguls , who held the inde- feafible fucceffion of the houfe of Zingis , he was doubtless a rebel fubject ; yet he sprang from the noble tribe of Berlafs : his fifth ancestor ...
... perhaps an honourable , infirmity . In the eyes of the Moguls , who held the inde- feafible fucceffion of the houfe of Zingis , he was doubtless a rebel fubject ; yet he sprang from the noble tribe of Berlafs : his fifth ancestor ...
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... , and hid himself from the pursuit of Shah Manfour under the women's garments . Perhaps Sherefeddin ( 1. iii . c . 25. ) has magnified his courage . 16 at his feet , and he declared his efteem 7 at 8 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... , and hid himself from the pursuit of Shah Manfour under the women's garments . Perhaps Sherefeddin ( 1. iii . c . 25. ) has magnified his courage . 16 at his feet , and he declared his efteem 7 at 8 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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... perhaps of an earlier date , which would prove at least that the fame story , whether falfe or true , was imported into Europe 49 Et fut lui - meme ( Bájazěť ) pris , et mené en prifon , en la- quelle mourut de dure mort ! Memoires de ...
... perhaps of an earlier date , which would prove at least that the fame story , whether falfe or true , was imported into Europe 49 Et fut lui - meme ( Bájazěť ) pris , et mené en prifon , en la- quelle mourut de dure mort ! Memoires de ...
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... perhaps imaginary , danger was averted by the fubmiffion of the sultan of Egypt : the honours of the prayer and the coin , attested at Cairo the fupremacy of Timour ; and a rare gift of a giraffe , or camelopard , and nine oftriches ...
... perhaps imaginary , danger was averted by the fubmiffion of the sultan of Egypt : the honours of the prayer and the coin , attested at Cairo the fupremacy of Timour ; and a rare gift of a giraffe , or camelopard , and nine oftriches ...
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