The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... asked- Why he wore a long , grily beard ? " , anfwered- That , viewing these grey hairs , I may do nothing unworthy of them . ' A Lacedæmonian , hearing that in other countries the guests were com- pelled to drink after fupper , faid ...
... asked- Why he wore a long , grily beard ? " , anfwered- That , viewing these grey hairs , I may do nothing unworthy of them . ' A Lacedæmonian , hearing that in other countries the guests were com- pelled to drink after fupper , faid ...
Strana 355
... asked him , If he was a devil ? and the answer , No. Then Mr. Towfe faid , In the name of God what art thou then ? and ( as I remember ) Mr. Towfe told me , that the apparition answered him , that he was the ghost of Sir George Villers ...
... asked him , If he was a devil ? and the answer , No. Then Mr. Towfe faid , In the name of God what art thou then ? and ( as I remember ) Mr. Towfe told me , that the apparition answered him , that he was the ghost of Sir George Villers ...
Strana 413
... asked pardon of God , the king , and of justice . Then his right hand was cut off and burnt ; his arms , legs and thighs broken , and he was put upon the wheel * . The intention of his judges being to let him languish there until he had ...
... asked pardon of God , the king , and of justice . Then his right hand was cut off and burnt ; his arms , legs and thighs broken , and he was put upon the wheel * . The intention of his judges being to let him languish there until he had ...
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