 | sir George Barrow (bart.) - Sri Lanka - 1857 - 248 pages
...for they care not that their towns should be a thoroughfare for all people, but only for those who have business with them. They are not very big; in...be forty, in some fifty, houses, and in some above a hundred; and in some again not above eight or ten." These highways, from which their towns so modestly... | |
 | Edward Arber - English literature - 1877 - 670 pages
...only for those that have business with them. The towns are not very big: in some may be forty, and in some fifty houses; and in some, above an hundred : and in some again, not above eight or ten. As I said before of their cities, so I must of their towns; that there are many of them here and there... | |
 | English literature - 1897 - 660 pages
...only for those that have business with them. The towns are not very big : in some may be forty, and in some fifty houses; and in some, above an hundred: and in some again, not above eight or ten. As I said before of their cities, so I must of their towns; that there are many of them here and there... | |
 | English literature - 1909 - 494 pages
...only for those that have business with them. The towns are not very big: in some may be forty, and in some fifty houses; and in some, above an hundred: and in some again, not above eight or ten. As I said before of their cities, so I must of their towns; that there are many of them here and there... | |
 | Robert Knox - British - 2004 - 122 pages
...the highways; for they care not that their towns should be a thoroughfare for all people, but only for those that have business with them. They are not...be forty, in some fifty houses, and in some above a hundred ; and in some again not above eight or ten. ?lin7.tMd n And, as I said before of their cities,... | |
 | Robert Knox - Sri Lanka - 2004 - 166 pages
...only for those that have business with them. The towns are not very big: in some may be forty, and in some fifty houses; and in some, above an hundred : and in some again, not above eight or ten. As I said before of their cities, so I must of their towns; that there are many of them here and there... | |
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for those that have business with them. They are not very big, in some may be Forty, in some Fifty houses, and in some above an Hundred : and in some again not above eight or ten. 1681. And as I said before of their Cities, so I must of their Many lye 