Rasselas: A TaleCampe, 1836 - 118 oldal |
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... Persia , where I saw many remains of ancient magnificence , and ob- served many new accommodations of life . The Persians are a nation eminently social , and their assemblies afforded me daily opportunities of re- marking characters and ...
... Persia , where I saw many remains of ancient magnificence , and ob- served many new accommodations of life . The Persians are a nation eminently social , and their assemblies afforded me daily opportunities of re- marking characters and ...
25. oldal
... Persia and Arabia , and was able to repeat by memory the volumes that are suspended in the mosque of Mecca . But I soon found that no man was ever great by imitation . My desire of excellence im- pelled me to transfer my attention to ...
... Persia and Arabia , and was able to repeat by memory the volumes that are suspended in the mosque of Mecca . But I soon found that no man was ever great by imitation . My desire of excellence im- pelled me to transfer my attention to ...
28. oldal
... Persia ... " From Persia , » said the poet , " I travelled through Syria , and for three years resided in Palestine , where I conversed with great numbers of the northern and western nations of Europe ; the na- tions which are now in ...
... Persia ... " From Persia , » said the poet , " I travelled through Syria , and for three years resided in Palestine , where I conversed with great numbers of the northern and western nations of Europe ; the na- tions which are now in ...
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