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24. oldal
... brought me to the con- clusion of my first prolonged journey , when my guide proposed a short cut to the residence of an Emir of the Druses , whose charmingly situated dwelling looks upon a little bay southward of the city . We had done ...
... brought me to the con- clusion of my first prolonged journey , when my guide proposed a short cut to the residence of an Emir of the Druses , whose charmingly situated dwelling looks upon a little bay southward of the city . We had done ...
49. oldal
... brought to England from Spain ; and when Francis I. looked after the mulberry trees in France , and fixed some silk It is a great idea - too large to be arrived at but weavers at Lyons ; and when our Queen Mary by degrees that the ...
... brought to England from Spain ; and when Francis I. looked after the mulberry trees in France , and fixed some silk It is a great idea - too large to be arrived at but weavers at Lyons ; and when our Queen Mary by degrees that the ...
202. oldal
... brought to be the case , however , it would not materially from China - which they are not - no one " would weaken the presumption of the antiquity of those be so superfluous ' as to journey about the most now brought to light ...
... brought to be the case , however , it would not materially from China - which they are not - no one " would weaken the presumption of the antiquity of those be so superfluous ' as to journey about the most now brought to light ...
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