Travels in Algeirs, Spain, &c, &c, with a Faithful and Interesting Account of the Algerines ...Goyder, 1820 - Всего страниц: 140 |
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... lustre . Agreeably to the wishes of a select few , the Authoress has arranged her " Travels , " which she presents to the fostering care of the British Public . CONTENTS . CHAP . I. Introductory Address . Commencement of vi PREFACE .
... lustre . Agreeably to the wishes of a select few , the Authoress has arranged her " Travels , " which she presents to the fostering care of the British Public . CONTENTS . CHAP . I. Introductory Address . Commencement of vi PREFACE .
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... wishes , which were all the contending ele- ments would permit . On passing our stern , they discharged their muskets , which so much alarmed our young gentleman passenger , that he crept " for safety and for succour " under the cook ...
... wishes , which were all the contending ele- ments would permit . On passing our stern , they discharged their muskets , which so much alarmed our young gentleman passenger , that he crept " for safety and for succour " under the cook ...
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... wishes to be at enmity with all the world , to obtain its power . In justice to myself and my people , your life is the forfeit I require . You can make no defence ; your guilt is inde- fencible . " The Jew could not , dare not , deny ...
... wishes to be at enmity with all the world , to obtain its power . In justice to myself and my people , your life is the forfeit I require . You can make no defence ; your guilt is inde- fencible . " The Jew could not , dare not , deny ...
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... wishing her to depart , in which her coun- try women also joined . Miss Farrara was my interpreter , and told me not to feel alarmed at this most singular object , as she was perfectly harmless . So high are they held in estimation ...
... wishing her to depart , in which her coun- try women also joined . Miss Farrara was my interpreter , and told me not to feel alarmed at this most singular object , as she was perfectly harmless . So high are they held in estimation ...
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... wish ungratified , till looking over his dollars ( which visitors had supplied him with ) and finding he had too many to lay idly by him , he waited till the family was free from guests , and then asked the Vice - Consul if he could ...
... wish ungratified , till looking over his dollars ( which visitors had supplied him with ) and finding he had too many to lay idly by him , he waited till the family was free from guests , and then asked the Vice - Consul if he could ...
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Algerines Algesiras Algiers Ambarque amiable Andalusia anecdote appeared arrived ascer attention Authoress Backary Barbary Barbary coast Bay of Biscay Bay of Gibraltar beautiful beloved bosom breakfast brought Cadiz Cape Coast Castle Captain cargo CHAP Christians colour comfort Consul convoy dancing daugh daughter dear deck Dey's dinner door dressed English Esla eyes fate felt female French French consul friends front Gibraltar gold hair hand handkerchief handsome heard hour jewels John Bull kind ladies laugh leave Lisbon looked madam Mahomet mind Moorish morning mother Motte natives never night o'clock party passed pleased Portuguese pretty Raymonds resurrection men rich Rock rock of Gibraltar round ship sight Signora slaves smile soon Sophia Spanish spot stood thought took town Turkish Turks Vice Vice-Consul waistcoat walk wife wind wore young
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