 | Sarah Harvey Porter - 1908 - 330 str.
...summarizes the effect of the trial upon the judges and prosecuting witnesses: "This verdict was pumpkin-pie to Judge Cranch. The sweet Morsel licked out his tongue....summon twelve tom-cats instead of Bladensburg men." her years. She was never quite strong again. The ignominy seared deep. Her enemies had won. Henceforth,... | |
 | 1927 - 926 str.
...and there was none. Guilty; fined. "The sound Presbyterians gave thanks, and I requested the marshal, the next time I was tried, to summon twelve tomcats instead of Bladcnsburg men. ' ' The United States had won, versus Anne Royall. IV She could grin, but they had... | |
 | Henry Louis Mencken - 1927 - 648 str.
...and there was none. Guilty; fined. "The sound Presbyterians gave thanks, and I requested the marshal, the next time I was tried, to summon twelve tomcats instead of Bladensburg men. ' ' The United States had won, versus Anne Royall. IV She could grin, but they had lamed her. Two decades... | |
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The sound Presbyterians gave thanks, and I requested the Marshall, the next time I was tried, to summon twelve tom-cats instead of Bladensburg men. ' ' Although Mrs. Royall showed herself game to the end of the farce, she was really much shaken by the... 