A sentimental journey through France and ItalyLondon, 1853 - 14 Seiten |
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... Setoc ; and the servant being best adapted for fatigue , was sold at a much higher price than his master : indeed , there was no comparison between them . Zadig was therefore a slave subordinate to his servant ; they were linked ...
... Setoc ; and the servant being best adapted for fatigue , was sold at a much higher price than his master : indeed , there was no comparison between them . Zadig was therefore a slave subordinate to his servant ; they were linked ...
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... Setoc , while on the road , set more value on the servant than the master , because the first was more expert in loading his camels ; and all the little marks of distinction were in his favour . A camel happening to die within two days ...
... Setoc , while on the road , set more value on the servant than the master , because the first was more expert in loading his camels ; and all the little marks of distinction were in his favour . A camel happening to die within two days ...
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... Setoc being arrived among his own tribe , demanded payment of five hundred ounces of silver , which he had lent to a Jew in the presence of two witnesses ; but the witnesses being dead , and the Jew satisfied of the impossibility of ...
... Setoc being arrived among his own tribe , demanded payment of five hundred ounces of silver , which he had lent to a Jew in the presence of two witnesses ; but the witnesses being dead , and the Jew satisfied of the impossibility of ...
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... SETOC , transported with his good success , made Za- dig his favourite companion . He valued him as much as the king of Babylon had formerly done ; and , luckily for Zadig , the merchant had no wife . He discovered in his master a ...
... SETOC , transported with his good success , made Za- dig his favourite companion . He valued him as much as the king of Babylon had formerly done ; and , luckily for Zadig , the merchant had no wife . He discovered in his master a ...
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... Setoc , ' the stars are so surpassingly bril- liant , that it is impossible for me not to prefer them . " In the evening Zadig lighted a great number of candles in the tent in which they were to sup ; and as soon as Setoc appeared ...
... Setoc , ' the stars are so surpassingly bril- liant , that it is impossible for me not to prefer them . " In the evening Zadig lighted a great number of candles in the tent in which they were to sup ; and as soon as Setoc appeared ...
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Abdera Arabian Arbogad Arimazes arms Astarte Azora Babylon basilisk beautiful begged better betwixt bidet Cador CALAIS chaise Count cried dear Dessein door Egyptian Eugenius eunuch eyes felt fille de chambre fisherman Fleur gave give Grisset half hand happy heart heaven hermit honour horse instantly Itobad judge king La Fleur lady LAWRENCE STERNE livre look lord louis d'ors Madame magi master ment mind misfortunes Missouf Moabdar Mons Monsieur NAMPONT nature never night notary numbers Oannes old French officer Paris passed passport pity pocket poor portmanteau postillion queen racter remise returned satrape scarce seemed sent SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY sentiments servant Setoc shew side Smelfungus soon soul sous stood stranger supper tears tell thee thing thou thought told took traveller turn VERSAILLES Voltaire walked whole wife wished woman words Yorick young Zoroaster