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... French inns are not a whit inferior to English of the same degree : but they are inferior to them in all the minor appendages . In point of eating and drinking the French inns infinitely exceed the English : their pro- visions are of a ...
... French inns are not a whit inferior to English of the same degree : but they are inferior to them in all the minor appendages . In point of eating and drinking the French inns infinitely exceed the English : their pro- visions are of a ...
Page 13
... French inns are not a whit inferior to English of the same degree : but they are inferior to them in all the minor appendages . In point of eating and drinking the French inns infinitely exceed the English : their pro- visions are of a ...
... French inns are not a whit inferior to English of the same degree : but they are inferior to them in all the minor appendages . In point of eating and drinking the French inns infinitely exceed the English : their pro- visions are of a ...
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... French ; when , in addition to the alarms of disaf- fection , they were exposed to the horrors of want . Of the C misery to which they were subject in that way , we ma " 9 judge from the exultation manifested on a particular occasion ...
... French ; when , in addition to the alarms of disaf- fection , they were exposed to the horrors of want . Of the C misery to which they were subject in that way , we ma " 9 judge from the exultation manifested on a particular occasion ...
Contents
Bibliomania à Romance | 33 |
Blunders a Novel | 73 |
Wernerian Society Memoirs of Vol I Woodss Observations on Bullion | 95 |
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