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... travellers ; and speculates with little satisfaction on the fate of Horneman and Parke . ' Whatever plans , ' he says , ' future travellers may adopt , I would re- commend to them to lay aside the dress of Europe ; for , besides ita ...
... travellers ; and speculates with little satisfaction on the fate of Horneman and Parke . ' Whatever plans , ' he says , ' future travellers may adopt , I would re- commend to them to lay aside the dress of Europe ; for , besides ita ...
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... travellers of title . The public expectation , however , will be high , if it be in proportion to the respect entertained in this country for elevated rank . For in spite of all that the privileged orders , the administrators of ...
... travellers of title . The public expectation , however , will be high , if it be in proportion to the respect entertained in this country for elevated rank . For in spite of all that the privileged orders , the administrators of ...
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... traveller . A prominent fault is , that a very large proportion of the work is mere personal narrative . It is not denied the case might happen , that a traveller himself should be so extraor- dinary a man , or the region he wanders in ...
... traveller . A prominent fault is , that a very large proportion of the work is mere personal narrative . It is not denied the case might happen , that a traveller himself should be so extraor- dinary a man , or the region he wanders in ...
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... traveller and his journey . Though he is a lord , by courtesy at least , we exceedingly wonder how he can suppose the British nation can be either instructed , or amused , by an endless detail of trifling particulars about the mere ...
... traveller and his journey . Though he is a lord , by courtesy at least , we exceedingly wonder how he can suppose the British nation can be either instructed , or amused , by an endless detail of trifling particulars about the mere ...
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... traveller himself , and to such circumstances in his course as afford not the smallest valuable information . respecting the countries in the east . And there are no surprising incidents to make that personal narrative entertaining ...
... traveller himself , and to such circumstances in his course as afford not the smallest valuable information . respecting the countries in the east . And there are no surprising incidents to make that personal narrative entertaining ...
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