A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and Travels, in All Parts of the World: Many of which are Now First Translated Into English. Digested on a New Plan, Volume 4John Pinkerton Kimber and Conrad, 1811 |
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... pounds a year ) the school flourishes , and must prove one of the greatest advantages to the country of any thing that could have been established . This edifice entirely at the primate's expence . The church is erected of white stone ...
... pounds a year ) the school flourishes , and must prove one of the greatest advantages to the country of any thing that could have been established . This edifice entirely at the primate's expence . The church is erected of white stone ...
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... pounds . The young salmon are called grawls , and grow at a rate which I should suppose scarce any fish commonly known equals ; for within the year some of them will come to sixteen and eighteen pounds , but in general ten or twelve pounds ...
... pounds . The young salmon are called grawls , and grow at a rate which I should suppose scarce any fish commonly known equals ; for within the year some of them will come to sixteen and eighteen pounds , but in general ten or twelve pounds ...
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... pounds a year , the family having fared in the revolutions of so many ages , much worse than the O'Niel's and O'Brien's . The common people pay him the greatest respect , and send him pre- sents of cattle , & c . upon various occasions ...
... pounds a year , the family having fared in the revolutions of so many ages , much worse than the O'Niel's and O'Brien's . The common people pay him the greatest respect , and send him pre- sents of cattle , & c . upon various occasions ...
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... pounds to stock with , and gave him , when he had prepared his ground , as much lime as he would come for . The fellow flourished ; he went on gradually ; repaid the four pounds , and presently became a happy little cottar : he has at ...
... pounds to stock with , and gave him , when he had prepared his ground , as much lime as he would come for . The fellow flourished ; he went on gradually ; repaid the four pounds , and presently became a happy little cottar : he has at ...
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... pounds . An industrious man in a year will bring home twelve to sixteen pounds with him , and some more . A great point for them is to be able to carry out all their slops , for every thing there is exceedingly dear , one or two ...
... pounds . An industrious man in a year will bring home twelve to sixteen pounds with him , and some more . A great point for them is to be able to carry out all their slops , for every thing there is exceedingly dear , one or two ...
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A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and ..., Volume 4 John Pinkerton Affichage du livre entier - 1809 |
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and ..., Volume 4 John Pinkerton Affichage du livre entier - 1809 |
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