| Thomas Shaw - 1757 - 590 pages
...moon, they find, in the evening, feveral different heaps of gold duft, lying at a fmall diftancefrom each other, againft which the Moors place fo many of their trinkets as they judge will be taken in exchange for them. If the Nigritiam, the next morning, approve of the bargain, they take up the... | |
| 1767 - 582 pages
...numerous caravan, carrying with them firings of coral, glafs-beads, bracelets of horn, knives, fciilars, and the like. On their arriving at the place appointed,...of gold duft, at a fmall diftance from each other ; pgainft which, the Moors place fo mjny of their trinkets as they judge will be taken for the value.... | |
| 1776 - 296 pages
...coral and glafs beads, bracelets of horn, knives, fcifiars, and fuch like trinkets. When they arrive at the place appointed, which is on a certain day of the moon, they find in the evening feveral different heaps of gold-duft lying at a fmall diftance from each other ; againft which the Moors place... | |
| Hanno, Thomas Falconer - 1797 - 138 pages
...on fuch a day of the moon, they " find in the evening, feveral different heaps " of gold-duft lying at a fmall diftance from " each other, againft which...many of their trinkets as they judge will be " taken " taken in exchange for them. If the Nigriti" ans, the next morning, approve of the bar" gain, they... | |
| William Fordyce Mavor - 1802 - 314 pages
...of coral, glafs beads, knives, iciflars, and otherarticles. On their arriving at the deftined place, which is on a certain day of the moon, they find in...duft, at a fmall diftance from each other, againft \vhich the Moors place Ib many of their trinkets as they judge equivalent. It' the Nigrilians the next... | |
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