 | Walter Scott - 1837 - 936 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face qf nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortuneteller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed, deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | 1845 - 356 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed, deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1848 - 356 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or pe.form feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom,...way or other, he obtained the awful certainty of his owndefeat and death. She was liable, indeed, dgservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1870 - 426 lehte
...waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitilde as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed, deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | William Chambers, Robert Chambers - 1871 - 530 lehte
...waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to .niter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortuneteller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1871 - 268 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortuneteller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1872 - 454 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed, deservedly, to the punishment of death, for intruding herself upon the task... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1884 - 328 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to a'ter the face of Nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom,...obtained the awful certainty of his own defeat and death. She was liable, indeed, deservedly to the punishment of death for intruding herself upon the task of... | |
 | Margaret Jane Eiffel Brown - 1913 - 316 lehte
...fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature . The V/itch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom in despair...all aid or answer from the Almighty, the unfortunate ling of Israel had recourse in his despair." 1* !• Scott, Letters _o_n Demon ology and witchcraft.... | |
 | 530 lehte
...and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats of such magnitude as to alter the face of nature. The Witch of Endor was a mere fortune-teller, to whom, in despair of all 3 aid or answer from the Almighty, the unfortunate king of Israel had recourse in his despair, and... | |
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... and others into the appearance of the lower animals, raise and allay tempests, frequent the company and join the revels of evil spirits, and, by their counsel and assistance, destroy human lives, and waste the fruits of the earth, or perform feats... 