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I had worked two chairs with my knife, the sorrel nag helping me. - Page 327
I have perused many of their books, especially those on history and morality. - Page 162
I have seen a great lord with his mouth so crammed, that he was not able to speak a word. - Page 253
I have seen a great lord with his mouth so crammed, that he was not able to speak a word. - Page 253
I lay all this while, as the reader may believe, in great uneasiness. - Page 8
I lay on the ground to kiss his majesty and the empress’s hands. - Page 75
I lay on the ground to kiss his majesty and the empress’s hands. - Page 75
I rose in a fright, and drew out my hanger to defend myself. - Page 101
I saw a very comely mare, together with a colt and foal. - Page 282
I saw a very comely mare, together with a colt and foal. - Page 282
I set sail at six in the morning. - Page 83
I set sail at six in the morning. - Page 83
I took my black cattle and sheep out of my pocket. - Page 83
I took up the knotted end of the cables, to which my hooks were tied. - Page 47
I took up the knotted end of the cables, to which my hooks were tied. - Page 47
I was struck with a profound veneration at the sight of Brutus. - Page 239
Mattock Presented to Stella by Swift
Mattock Presented to Stella by Swift
Medallion of Stella at Deville
Medallion of Stella at Deville
My daughter kneeling to ask my blessing, but I could not see her. - Page 173
My daughter kneeling to ask my blessing, but I could not see her. - Page 173
My little friend Grildig, you have made a most admiral panegyric upon your country. - Page 155
My little friend Grildig, you have made a most admiral panegyric upon your country. - Page 155
One of the seamen, in Portuguese, bid me rise, and asked who I was. - Page 339

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