 | 1720 - 532 страници
...be borne withal, for this is the third Day of my Fever, and if I mall fhew any Weaknefs, I befeech you to attribute it to my Malady, for this is the Hour in which it is wont to come.. Then paufing a while, he fat, and directed himfelf towards a Window, where the Lord of Arundel, Northampton,... | |
 | Sir Walter Raleigh - 1751 - 422 страници
...be borne withal, becaufe this is the third Day of my Fever : And if I fhew any "Weakneis, I beleech you to attribute it to my Malady, for this is the Hour I look for it. Then paufing a while, direcfing himfelf towards a Window, where the Lord of Arundel,... | |
 | 1762 - 414 страници
...the third day of my fever ; and, if I fhall fhew any weaknefs, I befeech you to attribute it to jny malady, for this is the hour in which it is wont to come." Then paufing a while, he fet, and directed himfelf towards a window, where the lords of Arundel, Northampton,... | |
 | 1791 - 340 страници
...be borne withal, for this is the third day of my fever; and, if I fhall fhew any weaknefs, 1 beftech you to attribute it to my malady, for this is the hour in which it is wont to Come." Then paufing a-while, he fat, and directed himfelf towards a wmdow, where the lords of Arunde!r Northampton,... | |
 | Arthur Cayley - 1806 - 482 страници
...gentlemen of his acquaintance who were present ; and when proclamation for silence was made, he said, / desire to be borne withal, for this is the third day...for this is the hour in which it is wont to come. He then directed himself toward a window where Lords Arundel, Northampton, Doncaster, and others sat,... | |
 | Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell - 1809 - 760 страници
...of my lever ; and if I shall «liew ' any weakness, I beseech yon to attributo it to ' my iTiHlady, for this is the hour in which it is ' wont to come.' Then pausing a while, he sat, and directed limiceli' tewnrdl a window, whore tlie lords of Arundel,... | |
 | 1816 - 758 страници
...After which, a Proclamation was made for silence, and he addressed himself to speak in this manner, ' `>& m !ҫ! 4r X H̼ B8| b 9h a?+ yBy ...J {J2 q ͎ 2 - `m ~ H ,y r % >- `o @ qE fs S - ]T it ' wunt to come.' Then pausing a while, he sat, and directed j 1 лпч-lt towards a window, where... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 616 страници
...he said : " I desire to be borne withal, for this is the third day of my fever; and, if I shall show any weakness, I beseech you to attribute it to my...for this is the hour in which it is wont to come." Then pausing a-while he sat down, and directing himself toward a window, where the Lords Arundel, Northampton,... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 624 страници
...he said : " I desire to be borne withal, for this is the third day of my fever; and, if I shall show any weakness, I beseech you to attribute it to my...for this is the hour in which it is wont to come." Then pausing a-whfle he sat down, and directing himself toward a window, where the Lords Arundel, Northampton,... | |
 | Sir Egerton Brydges - 1834 - 312 страници
...he was conducted to the scaffold, in Old Palace-yard. His countenance was cheerful ; and he said, " I desire to be borne withal, for this is the third...it to my malady, for this is the hour in which it was wont to come." He then addressed the speccators in a long speech, which ended thus :— " And now... | |
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On Thursday, October 29th, he was conducted to the scaffold, in Old Palace-yard. His countenance was cheerful ; and he said, "I desire to be borne withal, for this is the third day of my fever; and if I shall show any weakness, I beseech you to attribute... 
