Works, Volume 61Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 142
... natural gifts were heightened by the glamour of inviolable conjugal chastity . This she impressed upon them in such unmistakable terms , that the others , although they hid their annoyance for the time being , fully understood at what ...
... natural gifts were heightened by the glamour of inviolable conjugal chastity . This she impressed upon them in such unmistakable terms , that the others , although they hid their annoyance for the time being , fully understood at what ...
Page 254
... natural disposition so noble and benevolent that they succeeded in arranging everything , and next day took me to see him . After receiving me with the usual courtesies and great cordiality he reassured me in such words as , taken in ...
... natural disposition so noble and benevolent that they succeeded in arranging everything , and next day took me to see him . After receiving me with the usual courtesies and great cordiality he reassured me in such words as , taken in ...
Page 283
... natural and perfect flexibility , how great a creator Mother Nature is . Large numbers of geese and ducks frequent their aquatic meadows , which are sold by hunters at a very low price . 12. The twelfth Province is Bankish , whose ...
... natural and perfect flexibility , how great a creator Mother Nature is . Large numbers of geese and ducks frequent their aquatic meadows , which are sold by hunters at a very low price . 12. The twelfth Province is Bankish , whose ...
Contents
How the Author left Malaca for the Philipine | 18 |
How we left the port of Cabite for the city with | 35 |
In which a short account is given of the Phili | 43 |
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