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Pagina 33
They soon received a government proclamation commanding their immediate
departure ; but , as they appeared unwilling to move , some inandarins informed
Mr. Lindsay , that , if he wished to have an audience of his Excellency the Tetuh
of ...
They soon received a government proclamation commanding their immediate
departure ; but , as they appeared unwilling to move , some inandarins informed
Mr. Lindsay , that , if he wished to have an audience of his Excellency the Tetuh
of ...
Pagina 162
The facilities afforded him both by our savants and our statesnien , the
confidential communications he received , and the manner in which all was laid
open to him , were frequently a source of happy recollection , which was as often
expressed ...
The facilities afforded him both by our savants and our statesnien , the
confidential communications he received , and the manner in which all was laid
open to him , were frequently a source of happy recollection , which was as often
expressed ...
Pagina 218
The Antarctic then proceeded to Manilla , where the captain and crew were
received with great hospitality , and where Mrs. Morrell awaited her lord . Nothing
could pacify the captain's conscience when he bethought him that some of his
men ...
The Antarctic then proceeded to Manilla , where the captain and crew were
received with great hospitality , and where Mrs. Morrell awaited her lord . Nothing
could pacify the captain's conscience when he bethought him that some of his
men ...
Pagina 543
The earl in the course of time hears that his sister Katherine eloped with an Italian
count in Italy , and that within a few months afterwards he deserted her ; that she
was left forlorn , and subsequently was received by Lady Mornington , then ...
The earl in the course of time hears that his sister Katherine eloped with an Italian
count in Italy , and that within a few months afterwards he deserted her ; that she
was left forlorn , and subsequently was received by Lady Mornington , then ...
Pagina 569
... been received and established , and was generally practised by almost all
other nations of Europe , and that it woulă be of general convenience to
merchants and others coresponding with foreign nations if the like correction
were received ...
... been received and established , and was generally practised by almost all
other nations of Europe , and that it woulă be of general convenience to
merchants and others coresponding with foreign nations if the like correction
were received ...
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