Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Volumen5Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1831 |
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... Providence justly frus- trated all my hopes , by indulging me in the choice I had so foolishly and ungratefully made , in direct oppo- sition to my duty , and the repeated solicitations of my most affectionate friends : thus did this ...
... Providence justly frus- trated all my hopes , by indulging me in the choice I had so foolishly and ungratefully made , in direct oppo- sition to my duty , and the repeated solicitations of my most affectionate friends : thus did this ...
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... Providence disappoint us , and interrupt our designs ! What an adverse fate directed , and accompanied this unhappy ship , and all who were concerned in it , though so near the accomplishment of their wishes ! The barge was hoisted out ...
... Providence disappoint us , and interrupt our designs ! What an adverse fate directed , and accompanied this unhappy ship , and all who were concerned in it , though so near the accomplishment of their wishes ! The barge was hoisted out ...
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... Providence so thought fit . My cousin soon after our arrival , died , and we had a great mortality among our ship's crew ; for in nine months ' time , we buried above forty of our people . The chief mate was the first of note , and ...
... Providence so thought fit . My cousin soon after our arrival , died , and we had a great mortality among our ship's crew ; for in nine months ' time , we buried above forty of our people . The chief mate was the first of note , and ...
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... Providence ; for my punishment was but the natural result of my own ill conduct . We were all up by daylight , and most of my fellow- sufferers got as little rest as I ; for the man's relation had made us give over all hopes of relief ...
... Providence ; for my punishment was but the natural result of my own ill conduct . We were all up by daylight , and most of my fellow- sufferers got as little rest as I ; for the man's relation had made us give over all hopes of relief ...
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... Providence in a leaky ship , than put in here , but you strenuously opposed it ; for death , in my opinion , is to be preferred to our present slavery , and the consequences that will naturally attend it . In death our sorrows will have ...
... Providence in a leaky ship , than put in here , but you strenuously opposed it ; for death , in my opinion , is to be preferred to our present slavery , and the consequences that will naturally attend it . In death our sorrows will have ...
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