Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Том 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... wind being favourable , I fteered the fame courfe that I had done the day before , wherein I was directed by my pocket compafs . My intention was to reich , if poffible , one of thofe islands which I had reafon to believe lay to the ...
... wind being favourable , I fteered the fame courfe that I had done the day before , wherein I was directed by my pocket compafs . My intention was to reich , if poffible , one of thofe islands which I had reafon to believe lay to the ...
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... wind ceafed , and it was a perfect calm , whereat I was not a little rejoiced . But he , being a man well experienced in the navigation of thefe feas , bid us all pre- pare against a ftorm , which accordingly happened the day following ...
... wind ceafed , and it was a perfect calm , whereat I was not a little rejoiced . But he , being a man well experienced in the navigation of thefe feas , bid us all pre- pare against a ftorm , which accordingly happened the day following ...
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... wind ; hence , there is great contention amongst the bird - catchers , who shall gain that point ; if ( for example ) it is westerly , the bird catcher who lays his nets most to the east , is sure almost of catching every thing ...
... wind ; hence , there is great contention amongst the bird - catchers , who shall gain that point ; if ( for example ) it is westerly , the bird catcher who lays his nets most to the east , is sure almost of catching every thing ...
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