Works, Volumes 26-27Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 233
... favour shown me are to be regarded but as an earnest of that approval . This always having been my heart's desire and that wherein all my honour was centred imposes upon me such obligations that the power rather than the wish will fail ...
... favour shown me are to be regarded but as an earnest of that approval . This always having been my heart's desire and that wherein all my honour was centred imposes upon me such obligations that the power rather than the wish will fail ...
Page 387
... favour Your Honours ' old servant by bestowing that office upon the aforesaid Commandant . Should YY . HH . be good enough to add this kindness to so many other proofs of favour which I have had the good fortune to enjoy , YY . HH ...
... favour Your Honours ' old servant by bestowing that office upon the aforesaid Commandant . Should YY . HH . be good enough to add this kindness to so many other proofs of favour which I have had the good fortune to enjoy , YY . HH ...
Page 396
... favour and protection , and of this , too , I have little doubt .... I had flattered myself that YY . HH . would have been good enough to grant the newly - appointed Commander some increase of salary since now , though raised in rank ...
... favour and protection , and of this , too , I have little doubt .... I had flattered myself that YY . HH . would have been good enough to grant the newly - appointed Commander some increase of salary since now , though raised in rank ...
Contents
CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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