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Page 139
... observes , if prisoners were released after receiving their bread allow- ance , and not in the evening ; for many , having neither mo- ney nor friends , are immediately expofed to the temptation . of repeating their former crimes . " An ...
... observes , if prisoners were released after receiving their bread allow- ance , and not in the evening ; for many , having neither mo- ney nor friends , are immediately expofed to the temptation . of repeating their former crimes . " An ...
Page 547
... , the prefent appearance of the country , and enlarges on the difficulties and dangers of travel- PP 2 ling ling in the deserts ; which , he observes , Poiret's Travels in Barbary . 547 Mental friumph, 108 Poiret Voyage en Barbarie,
... , the prefent appearance of the country , and enlarges on the difficulties and dangers of travel- PP 2 ling ling in the deserts ; which , he observes , Poiret's Travels in Barbary . 547 Mental friumph, 108 Poiret Voyage en Barbarie,
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ling in the deserts ; which , he observes , would be utterly unin- habited , were not the level scene varied , in a few places , by hills , which afford fprings to fertilize the plains immediately furrounding them . Thefe verdant fpots ...
ling in the deserts ; which , he observes , would be utterly unin- habited , were not the level scene varied , in a few places , by hills , which afford fprings to fertilize the plains immediately furrounding them . Thefe verdant fpots ...
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