The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 1 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... suffering lived to be extremely old . It is not to be wondered at , that from a parentage strong as this should be derived a race destined to become a great people . Other colonies more to the south , whose morals were more lax , and ...
... suffering lived to be extremely old . It is not to be wondered at , that from a parentage strong as this should be derived a race destined to become a great people . Other colonies more to the south , whose morals were more lax , and ...
第 231 頁
... suffering state , giving me the most fatherly advice , and finally furnishing me with med- icines , and rules and regulations as regards diet , for the whole of my journey ; and when I offered to pay him for the trouble he had taken ...
... suffering state , giving me the most fatherly advice , and finally furnishing me with med- icines , and rules and regulations as regards diet , for the whole of my journey ; and when I offered to pay him for the trouble he had taken ...
第 263 頁
Impressions of America Fredrika Bremer. 66 lay in their berths suffering from sea - sickness ; another portion sat down to a merry game of cards under an awn- ing on deck . I sat apart with the Friends ... suffering from sea-sickness; ...
Impressions of America Fredrika Bremer. 66 lay in their berths suffering from sea - sickness ; another portion sat down to a merry game of cards under an awn- ing on deck . I sat apart with the Friends ... suffering from sea-sickness; ...
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