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... given in return . . . . . In all these islands it appears to me that the men are all content with one wife , but they give twenty to their chieftain or king . The women seem to work more than the men , and I have not been able to ...
... given in return . . . . . In all these islands it appears to me that the men are all content with one wife , but they give twenty to their chieftain or king . The women seem to work more than the men , and I have not been able to ...
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... given him a little cold countenance , or a few courtly smiles , now arrogated to himself the credit of having been a patron , and of hav- ing promoted the discovery of the New World . Scarce a great man about the court , but has been ...
... given him a little cold countenance , or a few courtly smiles , now arrogated to himself the credit of having been a patron , and of hav- ing promoted the discovery of the New World . Scarce a great man about the court , but has been ...
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... given to them as had been given to others , in consideration of services performed ; and as several of their company had wives , natives of the island , who were pregnant , or had lately been delivered , they might take them with them ...
... given to them as had been given to others , in consideration of services performed ; and as several of their company had wives , natives of the island , who were pregnant , or had lately been delivered , they might take them with them ...
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