Gulliver's Travels Into Several Remote Regions of the World: In Words of One Syllable. With Fifty-four IllustrationsH. Altemus, 1896 - 215 páginas |
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... window , not above six inches from the ground : into that on the left side , the king's smiths conveyed fourscore and eleven chains , like those that hang to a lady's watch in Europe , and almost as large , which were locked to my left ...
... window , not above six inches from the ground : into that on the left side , the king's smiths conveyed fourscore and eleven chains , like those that hang to a lady's watch in Europe , and almost as large , which were locked to my left ...
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... windows and tops of houses were SO crowded with spectators , that I thought in all my travels I had not seen a more populous place . The city is an exact The wall , which encompassed it , GATE . square , each side of the wall being five ...
... windows and tops of houses were SO crowded with spectators , that I thought in all my travels I had not seen a more populous place . The city is an exact The wall , which encompassed it , GATE . square , each side of the wall being five ...
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... windows of the middle stories , which were left open on purpose , and discovered the most splendid apartments that can ... window her hand to kiss . But I shall not anticipate the reader with further descriptions of this kind , because I ...
... windows of the middle stories , which were left open on purpose , and discovered the most splendid apartments that can ... window her hand to kiss . But I shall not anticipate the reader with further descriptions of this kind , because I ...
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... window . Then she set me on a table , where I showed her my hanger all bloody , and wiping it on the lappet of my coat , returned it to the scabbard . I hope the gentle reader will excuse me for dwell- ing on these and the like ...
... window . Then she set me on a table , where I showed her my hanger all bloody , and wiping it on the lappet of my coat , returned it to the scabbard . I hope the gentle reader will excuse me for dwell- ing on these and the like ...
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... windows . Our people who discov- ered the cause of my mirth , bore me company in laughing , at which the old fellow was fool enough to be angry and out of countenance . He had the character of a great miser ; and , to my misfortune , he ...
... windows . Our people who discov- ered the cause of my mirth , bore me company in laughing , at which the old fellow was fool enough to be angry and out of countenance . He had the character of a great miser ; and , to my misfortune , he ...
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