 You may judge of my astonishment at his effrontery, in accusing you. You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that if it had, I should have...  The Idler Magazine - Strana 715upravili: - 1898Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Charles Talbot Duke of Shrewsbury - 1821 - 706 str.
...Fenwick, which my lord Steward forwarded to me, the paper annexed.* You may judge of my astonishment at his effrontery, in accusing you. You are, I trust,...of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | Charles Talbot (duke of Shrewsbury.) - 1821 - 696 str.
...Fenwick, which my lord Steward forwarded to me, the paper annexed.* You may judge of my astonishment at his effrontery, in accusing you. You are, I trust,...of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1822 - 572 str.
...Fenwick, which my Lord Steward forwarded to me, the paper annexed. You may judge of my astonishment at his effrontery, in accusing you. You are, I trust,...of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | Englishmen - 1835 - 476 str.
...accompanied with a kind and confidential letter, in which the following observation occurs : — " You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that, if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | George Godfrey Cunningham - 1853 - 506 str.
...Shrewsbury, accompanied with a kind and confidential letter, in which the following observation occurs: — " You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that, if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | George Godfrey Cunningham - 1863 - 846 str.
...accompanied with a kind and confidential letter, in which the following observation occurs: — " You are, 1 trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that, if it bad, I should have sent... | |
 | Stanley John Weyman - 1897 - 434 str.
...one bade fair, when in trouble, to eat out his heart. Prone to fancy all men's hands against him. he doubled the shame and outdid the most scandalous....me. You will observe this honest man's sincerity, who only accuses those in my service, and not one of his own party." It will be understood that that... | |
 | Marion Ethel Tuckwell Grew, Marion Sharpe Grew - 1924 - 454 str.
...confidence the King sent the paper to Shrewsbury with the kindest expressions of his regard and trust : " You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you to imagine that such an accusation has made an impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | Marion Ethel Tuckwell Grew - 1924 - 472 str.
...confidence the King sent the paper to Shrewsbury with the kindest expressions of his regard and trust : " You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you to imagine that such an accusation has made an impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
 | Thomas Cecil Nicholson, Arthur Stanley Turberville - 1930 - 272 str.
...accused in it. " You may judge of my astonishment at his effrontery, in accusing you," he wrote. " You are, I trust, too fully convinced of the entire confidence which I place in you, to imagine that such an accusation has made any impression on me, or that if it had, I should have sent... | |
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