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Page 158
... necessary pursuits of agriculture , will appear from the following lively remarks : In fact , no two tastes can be more incompatible than that of the genuine farmer and the lover of picturesque . The first , in every thing , follows the ...
... necessary pursuits of agriculture , will appear from the following lively remarks : In fact , no two tastes can be more incompatible than that of the genuine farmer and the lover of picturesque . The first , in every thing , follows the ...
Page 242
... necessary in their different occu- pations , to the accomplishment of these iniquitous designs . - They went on board completely prepared with iron crows , adzes , and other utensils , to open and again head - up the casks - with ...
... necessary in their different occu- pations , to the accomplishment of these iniquitous designs . - They went on board completely prepared with iron crows , adzes , and other utensils , to open and again head - up the casks - with ...
Page 352
... necessary to cross a chain of mountains ; and the point of the passage is at a mountain emphatically called Duyvil's kop , or the Devil's head for here the road is dreadfully steep and stoney , formed by steps over some of which it was ...
... necessary to cross a chain of mountains ; and the point of the passage is at a mountain emphatically called Duyvil's kop , or the Devil's head for here the road is dreadfully steep and stoney , formed by steps over some of which it was ...
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