Letters of the Right Honourable Lady M-y W-y M-e, Written During Her Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa: To which are Added Poems the Same AuthorP. Didot, the elder, in the national palace of arts and sciences, 1798 - 282 עמודים |
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עמוד 72
... Paul Rycaut is mistaken ( as he commonly is ) in calling the sect Muterin ( i . e . the secret with us ) Atheists , they being Deists , whose impiety consists in making a jest of their prophet . Achmet - beg did not own to me that he ...
... Paul Rycaut is mistaken ( as he commonly is ) in calling the sect Muterin ( i . e . the secret with us ) Atheists , they being Deists , whose impiety consists in making a jest of their prophet . Achmet - beg did not own to me that he ...
עמוד 150
... Paul Rycaut , to give you a list of Turkish emperors ; but I will not tell you what you may find in every author that has writ of this coun = try . I am more inclined , out of a true female spirit of contradiction , to tell you the ...
... Paul Rycaut , to give you a list of Turkish emperors ; but I will not tell you what you may find in every author that has writ of this coun = try . I am more inclined , out of a true female spirit of contradiction , to tell you the ...
עמוד 156
... Paul Rycaut gives of them , ( which account I am apt to believe was designed to compliment our court in 1679 ) and they have a great horror for those amongst them that change to the Roman religion . What is most extraordinary in their ...
... Paul Rycaut gives of them , ( which account I am apt to believe was designed to compliment our court in 1679 ) and they have a great horror for those amongst them that change to the Roman religion . What is most extraordinary in their ...
עמוד 157
... Paul Rycaut , you will there find a full and true account of the viziers , the beglerbys 14 LETTER S. 157 LETTER XLIII. ...
... Paul Rycaut , you will there find a full and true account of the viziers , the beglerbys 14 LETTER S. 157 LETTER XLIII. ...
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Adieu admire Adrianople agreeable amongst ancient assured bagnio bassa beauty Belgrade believe built called charms Christian church Constantinople Countess court curiosity dance Danube dear sister delight diamonds dress emperor English entertained ev'ry eyes face fair fancy fantastick forbear French gardens give gold grand signior Greek hair hand happy head heart heav'n honour Hungary husband imagine janizaries jewels journey king ladies letter liberty live lively colours look lover madam magnificence maids manner marble mosques musick nature never night nymph obliged palace passed passion Paul Rycaut Philippopolis pleased pleasure pounds sterling prince publick Rascian rich round Sarah Drew seen seraglio shew sigh SILLIANDER slaves sort soul spahis speak sultan surprized taste tell tender thing Tis true town travelling Turkish Turkish language Turks vast verses Vienna woman women write young