 | Constable and co, ltd - 1829 - 672 str.
...of his travels and second sight. What object he can have, without a servant , in going to Siberia, 1 know not. He, indeed, may go there as well as any...else, for he will see just as much ; but there is BO little to be seen by those who have even the use of their eyes, that I cannot divine what interest... | |
 | James Holman - 1834 - 408 str.
...been intimated, acting in concert. He adds, however, I suppose by way of a reverse explanation, " he may go there as well as any where else, for he will...cannot divine what interest he can have to attempt it." Now, as Captain C. admits there is little to be seen, I think my prospects were likely to be nearly... | |
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I know not. He, indeed, may go there as well as any where else, for he will see just as much ; but there is so little to be seen by those who have even the use of their eyes, that I cannot divine what interest he can have to attempt it, without even a... 