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共 18 段- Carey wrote in 1793, the year, as has been noted, of the fir
- However confined the field of speculation might be here, the
- Pray do not laugh in thus seeing an artless countryman traci
- I wish I could be acquainted with the feelings and thoughts
- But to return to our back settlers. I must tell you, that th
- Well, friend, how do you do now; I am come fifty odd miles o
- The further descriptions he gave us of the Hebrides in gener
- This happy settlement was not founded on intrusion, forcible
- Before I enter into the further detail of this people's gove
- The first proprietors of this island, or rather the first fo
- The moral conduct, prejudices, and customs of a people who l
- The Presbyterians live in great charity with them, and with
- In order to view the island in its longest direction from th
- In the moments of our philanthropy we often talk of an indul
- His house is small, but decent; there was something peculiar
- Thus I spent my time with this enlightened botanist--this wo
- Must I then bid farewell to Britain, to that renowned countr
- You may therefore, by means of anticipation, behold me under