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Page 135
... travellers . This inscription however was in such a state , that nothing short of the most indefatigable ardour could ... traveller proceeds to visit the Pyramids : but here we find only a confirmation of the remarks of other travellers ...
... travellers . This inscription however was in such a state , that nothing short of the most indefatigable ardour could ... traveller proceeds to visit the Pyramids : but here we find only a confirmation of the remarks of other travellers ...
Page 168
... traveller might imagine himself in the vicinity of Braga . The woods consist of cork trees , which are here loftier and more beautiful than the generality of those in Portu- gal , and of a particular kind of pines ( Finus maritima ...
... traveller might imagine himself in the vicinity of Braga . The woods consist of cork trees , which are here loftier and more beautiful than the generality of those in Portu- gal , and of a particular kind of pines ( Finus maritima ...
Page 169
... traveller is contented with Portugueze fare . A dainty person might indeed find many things not suited to his taste ; but the inconvenience of having these trifles to attend to , after a long journey , is inconceivable . We met with ...
... traveller is contented with Portugueze fare . A dainty person might indeed find many things not suited to his taste ; but the inconvenience of having these trifles to attend to , after a long journey , is inconceivable . We met with ...
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