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It extended from the Red Sea to the kingdom of Congo, and from Ægypt to the
Indian Sea, containing no less than forty provinces. At the time of Lobo's mission,
it was not much larger than Spain, consisting then but of five kingdoms, of which ...
It extended from the Red Sea to the kingdom of Congo, and from Ægypt to the
Indian Sea, containing no less than forty provinces. At the time of Lobo's mission,
it was not much larger than Spain, consisting then but of five kingdoms, of which ...
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Here the river alters its course, and passes through various kingdoms, such as
AM HARA, OLACA, CHOAA, DAMOT, and the kingdom of GorAMA, and, after
various windings, returns within a short day's journey of its spring. To pursue it ...
Here the river alters its course, and passes through various kingdoms, such as
AM HARA, OLACA, CHOAA, DAMOT, and the kingdom of GorAMA, and, after
various windings, returns within a short day's journey of its spring. To pursue it ...
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Sultan SEQUED, entered those kingdoms in a hostile manner; but, not being able
to get intelligence, returned without attempting any thing. As the empire of
Abyssinia teraminates at these descents, Lobo followed the course of the Nile no
...
Sultan SEQUED, entered those kingdoms in a hostile manner; but, not being able
to get intelligence, returned without attempting any thing. As the empire of
Abyssinia teraminates at these descents, Lobo followed the course of the Nile no
...
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It is, perhaps, true that in the clamour raised throughout the kingdom Johnson
over-heated his mind; but he was a friend to the rights of man, and he was greatly
superiour to the littleness of spirit that might incline him to advance what he did
not ...
It is, perhaps, true that in the clamour raised throughout the kingdom Johnson
over-heated his mind; but he was a friend to the rights of man, and he was greatly
superiour to the littleness of spirit that might incline him to advance what he did
not ...
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IREN EDid regal diadems invest my brow, Yet should my soul, still faithful to her
choice, Esteem Aspasia's breast the noblest kingdom. ASPASIA, The soul, once
tainted with so foul a crime, No more shall glow with friendship's hallow'd ardour:
...
IREN EDid regal diadems invest my brow, Yet should my soul, still faithful to her
choice, Esteem Aspasia's breast the noblest kingdom. ASPASIA, The soul, once
tainted with so foul a crime, No more shall glow with friendship's hallow'd ardour:
...
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| Título | The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With An Essay on His Life and Genius, Volumen1 The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With An Essay on His Life and Genius, Samuel Johnson |
| Autor | Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Luke Hensard & Sons, 1810 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 15 Ago. 2008 |
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