Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: With Selections from His CorrespondenceSeeley and Burnside, 1835 - 323 páginas |
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... ship . The captain was prevailed on to excuse my absence ; but this rash step ( espe- cially as it was not the first step of the kind I had taken ) highly displeased him , and lost me his favour , which I never recovered . " At length ...
... ship . The captain was prevailed on to excuse my absence ; but this rash step ( espe- cially as it was not the first step of the kind I had taken ) highly displeased him , and lost me his favour , which I never recovered . " At length ...
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... ship that passed , to complete the assort- ment of goods I was to take with me . We used sometimes to walk to the beach , in ex- pectation of seeing a vessel pass by , but this was very precarious , as at that time the place was not at ...
... ship that passed , to complete the assort- ment of goods I was to take with me . We used sometimes to walk to the beach , in ex- pectation of seeing a vessel pass by , but this was very precarious , as at that time the place was not at ...
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... ship , and thereby has it in his power to re- strain gross irregularities in others , and to dispose of his own time ; and still more so in African voyages , as these ships carry a double proportion of men and officers to most others ...
... ship , and thereby has it in his power to re- strain gross irregularities in others , and to dispose of his own time ; and still more so in African voyages , as these ships carry a double proportion of men and officers to most others ...
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