Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Volumen5Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1831 |
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... expected we should prepare to go along with him to his town ; and there we should want for nothing the country could afford us . Captain Younge ordered the interpreter to acquaint the king , that he returned him a thousand thanks for ...
... expected we should prepare to go along with him to his town ; and there we should want for nothing the country could afford us . Captain Younge ordered the interpreter to acquaint the king , that he returned him a thousand thanks for ...
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... expected , since he pretended to give him time to con- sider of it , but peremptorily asked if he was ready to go . As the captain saw there was no avoiding it , and having our consent , it signified nothing to dispute it ; so he told ...
... expected , since he pretended to give him time to con- sider of it , but peremptorily asked if he was ready to go . As the captain saw there was no avoiding it , and having our consent , it signified nothing to dispute it ; so he told ...
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... him the truth , so the king sent a man immediately to wash it . The captain , indeed , expected to be served out of the king's cup , but Sam informed ROBERT DRURY . 35 other to the southward; the whole is about a ...
... him the truth , so the king sent a man immediately to wash it . The captain , indeed , expected to be served out of the king's cup , but Sam informed ROBERT DRURY . 35 other to the southward; the whole is about a ...
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... expected , in a body , to visit the king ; but one morning he ordered Sam to inform us , that he had an inveterate enemy to the west- ward , who had hitherto proved too powerful for him ; but since his gods had been so indulgent as to ...
... expected , in a body , to visit the king ; but one morning he ordered Sam to inform us , that he had an inveterate enemy to the west- ward , who had hitherto proved too powerful for him ; but since his gods had been so indulgent as to ...
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... expected in such a coun- try , we released their king , and sent him away with the general . He took his leave of the prince , and went directly to his army . We were so near as ROBERT DRURY . 43 we had done the day before, and went ...
... expected in such a coun- try , we released their king , and sent him away with the general . He took his leave of the prince , and went directly to his army . We were so near as ROBERT DRURY . 43 we had done the day before, and went ...
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