 | Edmund Burke - 1778 - 762 lehte
...he had a good mouth in a cry, bat was nothing Jingle. Some few words he ufed, to exprefs his forrow for his offence to the King, and craved pardon of...Sir Walter Raleigh, he took it, upon the hope of his fonl's rcfirrreftion, that what he had faid of him was true ; and with thofe word? would have taken... | |
 | 1800 - 702 lehte
...had a g»od mouth in ä cry, but vuai nothing Jingle. Some few words he ufed, to exprefs his forrow for his offence to the King, and craved pardon of...Sir Walter Raleigh, he took it, upon the hope of his foul's refurfeftion, that what he had faid of him was true; and with thofe words would have taken a... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 688 lehte
...l:t had a gtod mouth in a cry, but ivas nothing Jingle. Some few words he ufed, to exprefs hfs forrow for his offence' to the King, and craved pardon of...Sir Walter Raleigh, he took it, upon the hope of his foul's rcfurreclion, that what he had faid of him was true; and with thofe words would have taken a... | |
 | Arthur Cayley - 1806 - 482 lehte
...said some short prayers after his minister, and so out-prayed the company that helped to pray v?hh him, that a stander by said, he had a good mouth in...craved pardon of him and the world. For Sir Walter Ralegh, he took it, upon the hope of his soul's resurrection, that what he had said of him was true,... | |
 | Thomas Bayly Howell - 1816 - 760 lehte
...and *u outprayed the company that helped to pray with him, dint a stunder-by said, * lie had a food mouth in a cry, but was nothing single.' Some few...to express his sorrow for his offence to the king, nnd craved pardon of him and the world ; for sir Walter Raleigh, be took it, upon the hope of his soul's... | |
 | 1816 - 758 lehte
...after his minister, and so outprayed the company that helped t', pruy v.itb him, that a stander-by 1 o G d } { a 6 f L ckz a 밂0 _ - ; ;ҁ S'jme few words he used, to express h'S sorrow for his offence to the king, nnd craved pardon ot him... | |
 | Lucy Aikin - 1822 - 468 lehte
...and by his former actions promised nothing but matiere pour rire, did much cozen the world ; for he came to the scaffold with good assurance and contempt...had a good mouth in a cry, but was nothing single." For sir Walter Raleigh, he took it upon the hope of his soul's resurrection, that what he had said... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1822 - 572 lehte
...prayers after his minister, and so outprayed the company that helped to pray with him, that a slander by said, " He had a good mouth in a cry, but was nothing single." For Sir Walter Raleigh, he took it upon the hope of his soul's resurrection, that what he had, s$id... | |
 | Mrs. A. T. Thomson - 1830 - 522 lehte
...outprayed the minister, and over-acted his part, * Brydges, 75—79. that it was coarsely observed, " he had a good mouth in a cry, but was nothing single." He occasioned some disappointment to many of the spectators, who expected considerable diversion from... | |
 | David Jardine, Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain) - 1832 - 540 lehte
...after his ' minister, and so out-prayed the company that helped ' to pray with him, that a stander-by said, "He had a ' good mouth in a cry, but was nothing...' few words he used, to express his sorrow for his of' fence to the Kins, and craved pardon of him and the ' world ; for Sir Walter Raleigh, he took it,... | |
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The lord Cobham, who was now to play his part, and by his former actions promised nothing but matiere pour rire, did much cozen the world ; for he came to the scaffold with good assurance and contempt of death. He said some short prayers after his minister,... 
