 | Margaret Gatty - 1859 - 248 str.
...is scarcely necessary to add," continued Aunt Judy, " that the young princes returned to the palace in a very different state of mind from that in which they left it. They had now so many things to do in prospect, so much to plan and inquire about, that when... | |
 | Walter John Trower (bp. of Gibraltar.) - 1875 - 448 str.
...or abroad, are perishing for want of it. Joseph's brethren left their home on this second occasion in a very different state of mind from that in which they had reached Egypt when they first went thither for corn. ' They then came to buy corn among those who came... | |
 | 1837 - 390 str.
...be excited, and the probability will be that a large proportion will finally leave the lecture-room in a very different state of mind from that in which they first entered it. Thus it has, we apprehend, been shewn that, while there are some classes and localities... | |
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Lejette rose to depart, in a very different state of mind from that in which they had met. 