Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen11Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1827 |
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... remained but that of a long residence in the miserable and dirty hovels of Rangoon , situated in the midst of swamps and rice - grounds , which are cover- ed for several months with an interminable inundation . Under a confident hope ...
... remained but that of a long residence in the miserable and dirty hovels of Rangoon , situated in the midst of swamps and rice - grounds , which are cover- ed for several months with an interminable inundation . Under a confident hope ...
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... remained for SIXTEEN years a passive spectator of what was going forward ? that he would have allowed Sir Richard Arkwright to accumulate a prince- ly fortune by means of his inventions , while he remained in a state of poverty ? or ...
... remained for SIXTEEN years a passive spectator of what was going forward ? that he would have allowed Sir Richard Arkwright to accumulate a prince- ly fortune by means of his inventions , while he remained in a state of poverty ? or ...
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... remained upon his broad white forehead ; the lower part of his face retained the colour- ing proper to the hardy huntsman ; and , in spite of the crumpled muscles which writhed the countenance into something resembling a fantastic mask ...
... remained upon his broad white forehead ; the lower part of his face retained the colour- ing proper to the hardy huntsman ; and , in spite of the crumpled muscles which writhed the countenance into something resembling a fantastic mask ...
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