Nagasaki en 1604, par M. C. Landresse, membre de la Société Asiatique.
Précédés d'une explication des syllabaires Japonais, et de deux planches,
eontenant preface, and an explanation of the two syllabic alphabets of 12 S9
other. Neither ...
... near Warsaw, offers to send a ' sooha' or Lithuanian plough, for trial in Great
Britain Count Zenobio, of Venice, asks for specimens of Shetland rams, and
offers rams from Pa via in return. Mr Robert Sinclair, of Baltimore, in Maryland,
describes minutely the soil and situation of his transatlantic farm, and inquires the
best rotation of crops and instruments of tillage. Lastly, Mr William Dunn, of East
Florida, is desirous of information as to the style of culture most adapted to a
sandy soil." ...
... we tread, is round ; — he proposes, with what seems a sacrilegious hand, to lift
the veil which had hung, from the creation of the world, over the floods of the
ocean ; — he promises, by a western course, to reach the eastern shores of Asia
...
Two ladies trying to prevail on her to go. But no. Went to see the child ; very lovely
. One of the ladies, la Com. de Peyster, whom I recognised, spoke formally. The
other I did not recognise nor notice. It was la grand duchesse. Relating the story ...
