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Page 134
... employed , become shortly exhausted under the weight and severity of their keepers ' whips . · Those destined to sink wells and clear sewers , are for whole weeks obliged to be up to their middle in water , respiring a mephitic ...
... employed , become shortly exhausted under the weight and severity of their keepers ' whips . · Those destined to sink wells and clear sewers , are for whole weeks obliged to be up to their middle in water , respiring a mephitic ...
Page 269
... employed at various kinds of labour , some of them very fatiguing ; and while so employed , each gang of sixteen , or twenty men , is watched and directed by a fellow called a guard . These guards are most commonly of the lowest class ...
... employed at various kinds of labour , some of them very fatiguing ; and while so employed , each gang of sixteen , or twenty men , is watched and directed by a fellow called a guard . These guards are most commonly of the lowest class ...
Page 357
... employed were from 80 to 100 tons burden , and the cost of each , with its out - fit , was about 1oool . After having passed Shetland , they proceeded to the northward , sometimes even until they reached the ice ; where they took the ...
... employed were from 80 to 100 tons burden , and the cost of each , with its out - fit , was about 1oool . After having passed Shetland , they proceeded to the northward , sometimes even until they reached the ice ; where they took the ...
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