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Page 117
... consequence ; such deficiencies having been supplied from the memorandums , of Mr. Morrison and other fellow - travellers . The Chinese physiognomy has been the constant source of ridicule among Europeans : but it does not appear that ...
... consequence ; such deficiencies having been supplied from the memorandums , of Mr. Morrison and other fellow - travellers . The Chinese physiognomy has been the constant source of ridicule among Europeans : but it does not appear that ...
Page 157
... consequence of such charges , much scurrility was heaped on him by his adversaries . Against these assailants he published his " Apology , " in 4to .: but on which side truth preponderated it is now needless to discuss , and impossible ...
... consequence of such charges , much scurrility was heaped on him by his adversaries . Against these assailants he published his " Apology , " in 4to .: but on which side truth preponderated it is now needless to discuss , and impossible ...
Page 363
... consequence which he is capable of appreciating . Our Baden host , the most silent and sententious of his breed , became all bows and aukward graciousness to a little man with the cross of Malta , who came in late to supper , and who ...
... consequence which he is capable of appreciating . Our Baden host , the most silent and sententious of his breed , became all bows and aukward graciousness to a little man with the cross of Malta , who came in late to supper , and who ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the | 1 |
Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
Scandal Ode | 30 |
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