The Scots Magazine, Band 71Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1809 |
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... never felt more disa- greeable all the way than I did here , for the space of ten minutes ; but it o- riginated wholly in idea , for the sca- sickness never infected me in the least . Mr J. was lying in his hammock when it commenced ...
... never felt more disa- greeable all the way than I did here , for the space of ten minutes ; but it o- riginated wholly in idea , for the sca- sickness never infected me in the least . Mr J. was lying in his hammock when it commenced ...
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... never begged , but would accost those whom they thought capable of affording them re- lief , with a down - cast look , and an air that pleaded more strongly than words ; and at the same time present- ing them with an orange , a lemon ...
... never begged , but would accost those whom they thought capable of affording them re- lief , with a down - cast look , and an air that pleaded more strongly than words ; and at the same time present- ing them with an orange , a lemon ...
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... never freezing , he says : " If it be true that this lake never freezes , it is either sheltered by its high banks from the cold blasts , and * A dungeon of learning ! -a fine and perfectly new expression for profundity of lore , for ...
... never freezing , he says : " If it be true that this lake never freezes , it is either sheltered by its high banks from the cold blasts , and * A dungeon of learning ! -a fine and perfectly new expression for profundity of lore , for ...
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... never understood that the water of the Ness was remarkable either for being hard or saline : on the contrary , it has no discernible taste , and it is so far from being hard , that it is employed for the washing of clothes , by almost ...
... never understood that the water of the Ness was remarkable either for being hard or saline : on the contrary , it has no discernible taste , and it is so far from being hard , that it is employed for the washing of clothes , by almost ...
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... never be issued without some previous accurate inquiry into the rea- lity of the madness intended to be re- pressed . Because a large mastiff is seen running at full speed through the streets , lolling his tongue , biting at such dogs ...
... never be issued without some previous accurate inquiry into the rea- lity of the madness intended to be re- pressed . Because a large mastiff is seen running at full speed through the streets , lolling his tongue , biting at such dogs ...
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