Travels of Four Years and a Half in the United States of America: During 1798, 1799, 1800, 1801, and 1802T. Ostell, 1803 - 454 páginas |
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... road . But tell me , said the Doctor , are you fond of walking ? I assured him no person could be more so . Then , resumed he , let us each provide our- selves with a good cudgel , and begin our journey on foot . I will put a case of ...
... road . But tell me , said the Doctor , are you fond of walking ? I assured him no person could be more so . Then , resumed he , let us each provide our- selves with a good cudgel , and begin our journey on foot . I will put a case of ...
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... road to it was circuitous , and we wished much that night to travel to Elizabeth Town . The Doctor consoled himself for not visiting his family by observing that no man was a prophet at home . We did not stop long at Newark , but ...
... road to it was circuitous , and we wished much that night to travel to Elizabeth Town . The Doctor consoled himself for not visiting his family by observing that no man was a prophet at home . We did not stop long at Newark , but ...
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... road from Prince - town to Trenton offers I know that in little matter for speculation . some places there were battles fought between the British and their revolted Colonists ; but the recollection of it tends to no use , and , I am ...
... road from Prince - town to Trenton offers I know that in little matter for speculation . some places there were battles fought between the British and their revolted Colonists ; but the recollection of it tends to no use , and , I am ...
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... road dusty I com- plied with the invitation of the driver to get into the vehicle . At Bristol we took up two young women , clad in the habit of Quakers , whom I soon , however , discovered to be girls of the town ; and who , under ...
... road dusty I com- plied with the invitation of the driver to get into the vehicle . At Bristol we took up two young women , clad in the habit of Quakers , whom I soon , however , discovered to be girls of the town ; and who , under ...
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... Roads , from which we could plainly discern the spires and houses of Charles- ton ; and the following day we stood towards Fort Johnson , which no vessels are suffered to pass without being examined . Here the Port Physician came on ...
... Roads , from which we could plainly discern the spires and houses of Charles- ton ; and the following day we stood towards Fort Johnson , which no vessels are suffered to pass without being examined . Here the Port Physician came on ...
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