A New Voyage to the North: Containing, a Full Account of Norway; The Laplands, Both Danish, Swedish and Muscovite; Of Borandia, Siberia, Samojedia, ... Religion and Customs of These Several Nations
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A New Voyage to the North: Containing, a Full Account of Norway; The Laplands, Both Danish, Swedish and Muscovite; Of Borandia, Siberia, Samojedia, ... Religion and Customs of These Several Nations
Excerpt from A New Voyage to the North: Containing, a Full Account of Norway; The Laplands, Both Danish, Swedish and Muscovite; Of Borandia, Siberia, Samojedia, Zembla and Iseland; With the Description of the Religion and Customs of These Several Nations
The Ridiculoufnefs of this Humour, was as obvious, as the danger of it to every Thinking Man, for at the fame time that the Citizens were laugh'd at by the Men of Title and Precedence, they courted them to give their Daugh ters to their Sons, and their Sons to their Daughters and yet very ingenioully ri dicu 'd thofe Alliances, which were the Props of their tottering Fortunes, when they had fhaken them by the Vices that were then in Falhion.
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