The North American Review, 4. ciltUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1965 |
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Sayfa 159
... Don Paul Olivades is of Lima , capital of Peru . He was born with early talents , a blessing not uncommon in southern countries . He applied himself to the sciences , he cultivated letters from his infancy . He arose at the age of ...
... Don Paul Olivades is of Lima , capital of Peru . He was born with early talents , a blessing not uncommon in southern countries . He applied himself to the sciences , he cultivated letters from his infancy . He arose at the age of ...
Sayfa 160
... Don Paul was accordingly ordered to Ma- drid , to render an account of his conduct . His innocence was evident , and ... Paul might go seven leagues from Madrid , to Leganez , where they breath a salubrious air . Don Domingo Jau- regni ...
... Don Paul was accordingly ordered to Ma- drid , to render an account of his conduct . His innocence was evident , and ... Paul might go seven leagues from Madrid , to Leganez , where they breath a salubrious air . Don Domingo Jau- regni ...
Sayfa 161
Gigon , a knight of St. James , established at Paris , and Don Joseph Almanza , a celebrated merchant of Madrid . This association was fortunate , and Don Paul ' possessed a greater fortune than was necessary to support an imposing ...
Gigon , a knight of St. James , established at Paris , and Don Joseph Almanza , a celebrated merchant of Madrid . This association was fortunate , and Don Paul ' possessed a greater fortune than was necessary to support an imposing ...
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