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Side 20
... give up his various implements and arms , and repair some muskets belonging to the natives . Pulpit made his escape to Ulietea , but he assured his deliverers that the inhabitants here had the same character of dissimula- tion ...
... give up his various implements and arms , and repair some muskets belonging to the natives . Pulpit made his escape to Ulietea , but he assured his deliverers that the inhabitants here had the same character of dissimula- tion ...
Side 36
... give up drinking spirits ; in short , that he will not sell him any , nor suffer any to be sold to him for the future ; the chief , who has been accustomed to drink spirits , and to sec every one else do the same , when it was to be ...
... give up drinking spirits ; in short , that he will not sell him any , nor suffer any to be sold to him for the future ; the chief , who has been accustomed to drink spirits , and to sec every one else do the same , when it was to be ...
Side 45
... give something to hold by . To this skin silk threads are fastened ; round the peg , in the same manner as the which ... gives it to the copy- ists . These men inust be very expert in dis- transcribing , but drawing : for they copy the ...
... give something to hold by . To this skin silk threads are fastened ; round the peg , in the same manner as the which ... gives it to the copy- ists . These men inust be very expert in dis- transcribing , but drawing : for they copy the ...
Side 87
... give him a feast ; and all who meet him must salute him with respect . When the fortnight is at an end , the king quits his palace , strips off his crown and purple , dismisses his court , and returns to his hovel . On considering this ...
... give him a feast ; and all who meet him must salute him with respect . When the fortnight is at an end , the king quits his palace , strips off his crown and purple , dismisses his court , and returns to his hovel . On considering this ...
Side 90
... give balls ; the stables , which contain forty - six horses , and room for a greater number ; the large riding ... gives the latter that independence and firmness of character , which distinguish the English nation , and which it is ...
... give balls ; the stables , which contain forty - six horses , and room for a greater number ; the large riding ... gives the latter that independence and firmness of character , which distinguish the English nation , and which it is ...
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