 | Arthur Collins - Great Britain - 1812 - 556 pages
...These words being spoken with much earnestness both in gesture and manner extraordinary, he rose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...impression in all our breasts, that the many afflictions of the sad times cannot raze out their indelible characters. Certainly, these are the days which my father... | |
 | Arthur Collins - 1812 - 564 pages
...These words being spoken with much earnestness both in gesture and manner extraordinary, he rose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...impression in all our breasts, that the many afflictions of the sad times cannot raze out their indelible characters. Certainly, these are the days which my father... | |
 | Edmund Packe - 1834 - 186 pages
...adhere to the Crown ; and though the Crown ' should hang upon a Bush, I charge you, forsake ' it not.' ' These words, Sir, (said the Colonel,) ' made so firm...many afflictions of these sad times cannot ' raze out their indelible characters. — Certainly ' these are the days which my father pointed out ' in that... | |
 | John Hughes - 1857 - 448 pages
...These words being spoken with much earnestness, both in gesture and manner extraordinary, he rose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...many afflictions of these sad times cannot raze out their undelible characters. Certainly, these are the days which my father pointed out in that expression... | |
 | battle of worcester - 1859 - 86 pages
...These words being spoken with much earnestness, both in gesture and manner extraordinary, he rose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...bush. These words, sir (said the colonel) made so deep an impression in all our breasts, that the many afflictions of these sad times cannot raze out... | |
 | Great Britain. - Army. - Cavalry. - Household Brigade, R. Power Berrey - 1903 - 266 pages
...hang upon a bush, I charge you, forsake it not.' ' These words, sir (said the Colonel to the King), made so firm an impression in all our breasts that...many afflictions of these sad times cannot raze out their indelible characters. Certainly these are the days which my father pointed out in that expression... | |
 | Allan Fea - Great Britain - 1904 - 506 pages
...These words being spoken with much earnestness, both in gesture and manner extraordinary, he arose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...many afflictions of these sad Times cannot raze out their undelible characters. Certainly these are the days which my Father pointed out in that Expression... | |
 | Eva Scott - 1905 - 574 pages
...Francis Wyndham, ' being spoken with much earnestness, both in gesture and manner extraordinary . . . made so firm an impression in all our breasts that the many afflictions of these sad times cannot 1651 raze out their indelible characters. Certainly these are September the days that my father pointed... | |
 | Alexander Meyrick Broadley - Great Britain - 1912 - 504 pages
...words being spoken with much earnestness, both in gesture £f? manner extraordinary, he arose from his chair, and left us in a deep consultation what...many afflictions of these sad Times cannot raze out their undelible characters. Certainly these are the days which my father pointed out in that Expression... | |
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These words, sir (said the colonel), made so firm an impression in all our breasts, that the many afflictions of these sad times cannot raze out their undelible characters. 