The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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Page 171
... race of banditti ftill resemble them in their habits and features ; but , as we have no other evidence of fo ftrong an affinity between the popular dialects of old Egypt and India , it seems more probable , that the Gypfies , whom the ...
... race of banditti ftill resemble them in their habits and features ; but , as we have no other evidence of fo ftrong an affinity between the popular dialects of old Egypt and India , it seems more probable , that the Gypfies , whom the ...
Page 204
... race , but ) of our common exertions to promote its true interests ; and we fhall concur , I truft , in opinion , that the race of man , to advance whose manly happiness is our duty and will of course be our endeavour , cannot long be ...
... race , but ) of our common exertions to promote its true interests ; and we fhall concur , I truft , in opinion , that the race of man , to advance whose manly happiness is our duty and will of course be our endeavour , cannot long be ...
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... race of those large Mon- keys , which our naturalifts , or fome of them , have denominated Indian Satyrs : his General , the Prince of Satyrs , was named HANUMAT , or with high cheek bones ; and , with workmen of fuch agility , he soon ...
... race of those large Mon- keys , which our naturalifts , or fome of them , have denominated Indian Satyrs : his General , the Prince of Satyrs , was named HANUMAT , or with high cheek bones ; and , with workmen of fuch agility , he soon ...
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