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... The Englishman abroad acted as if nature had adopted the principle of primogeniture , and as if his community was the heir tail to every : thing , real or personal , that she possessed 2 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
... The Englishman abroad acted as if nature had adopted the principle of primogeniture , and as if his community was the heir tail to every : thing , real or personal , that she possessed 2 Travels in the Turkish Empire .
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: thing , real or personal , that she possessed . Every tome of travels that issued from the press , was a diatribe against some part of the continent and we firmly believe , that it was only in consequence of the lack of terms of abuse ...
: thing , real or personal , that she possessed . Every tome of travels that issued from the press , was a diatribe against some part of the continent and we firmly believe , that it was only in consequence of the lack of terms of abuse ...
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... possessed or could collect among their friends . Their turbans were profusely ornamented with flowers , and each of them carried a large nosegay in one hand , while with the other he held his pipe , which he seemed to puff as it were ...
... possessed or could collect among their friends . Their turbans were profusely ornamented with flowers , and each of them carried a large nosegay in one hand , while with the other he held his pipe , which he seemed to puff as it were ...
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... possessing any exclusive privileges ; but once or twice a - year there is a sort of amicable contest between them . Men , women , and children , assemble on the opposite hills , on each side of the valley in which the village is ...
... possessing any exclusive privileges ; but once or twice a - year there is a sort of amicable contest between them . Men , women , and children , assemble on the opposite hills , on each side of the valley in which the village is ...
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... possessing , with reference to its physical qualities , the best climate in Italy . Its great peculiarity is the serenity of its atmosphere , which is very seldom disturbed by high winds . But there are diseases peculiar to the place ...
... possessing , with reference to its physical qualities , the best climate in Italy . Its great peculiarity is the serenity of its atmosphere , which is very seldom disturbed by high winds . But there are diseases peculiar to the place ...
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