 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1707 - 332 trang
...Credit, the Subftance whereof he <f"faid he durft not impart to him, the Duke's Colour chang'd, " and he fwore he could come to that knowledge only by "...THE Duke purfued his purpofe of Hunting ; but was obferv'd to ride all the morning with great penfivenefs, and in deep thoughts, without any delight... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1717 - 322 trang
...Credit, the Subftance whereof he " faid he durft not impart to him, the Duke's Colour changed, " and he fwore he could come to that knowledge only by "...more, who, he was fure, would "never fpeak of it. . -i: •" THE Duke purfued his purpofc of Hunting ; but was ob*ferv'd to ride all the morning with... | |
 | Daniel Defoe, William Bond - 1720 - 356 trang
...that when he mention d thofe Particulars that were to gain him Credit, the Duke's Colour changed, and he fwore he could come to that Knowledge only by the...Perfon more, who (he was fure.) would never fpeak of them. So far the Lord Clarendon. I will now fubjoin an authentick Relation, which Dr. Beaumont tells... | |
 | Daniel Defoe, William Bond - 1720 - 366 trang
...mention d thofe Particulars that were to gain him Credit, the Duke's Colour changed, and he fwore lie could come to that Knowledge only :by the Devil ;...only to himfelf, and to one Perfon more, who (he was furej would never fpeak of them. So far the Lord Clarendon. I will now fubjoin an authentick Relation,... | |
 | William Bond, Daniel Defoe - 1728 - 426 trang
...he mention d thofe Particulars that were to gain him Credit^ the Duke's Colour changed, and he (wore he could come to that Knowledge only by the Devil;...only to himfelf, and to one Perfon more, who (he was furej would never (peak of them. So far the Lord Clarendon. I will now fubjoin an authentick Relation,... | |
 | Robert Shiells - 1753 - 366 trang
...whereof he faid he durft not impart to him, ths duke's, colour changed, and he fwore he could come, by that knowledge only by the devil, for. that thofe...fure, would never fpeak of it; ' The duke purfued hit purpofe of hunting, but was obferved to ride all the morning with great penfivenefs, and in deep... | |
 | 1756 - 596 trang
...him credit, the fubitance whereof he faid he durft not impart to him, the duke's colour changed, and he fwore he could come to that knowledge only by the devil ; for that thole particulars were known only to himfelf and to one perfon more, who, he was fure, would never... | |
 | David Henry - 1769 - 340 trang
...Credit, the ^ubftance whereof he "iaid he durft not impart) to him, the Duke's " : Colour changed, and he fwore he could come to " that Knowledge only by...Devil ; for that thofe «' Particulars were known but to himfelf and to one «' Perfon more, who, he was fure, would never " fpeak of 'em." This Story,... | |
 | 1791 - 340 trang
...fwore he could come at that knowledge only by the devil, for that thofe particulars were only known to himfelf and to one perfon more, who he was fure...duke purfued his purpofe of hunting, but was obferved to ride all the morning with great penfivenefs and in deep thoughts, without any delight in the exercife... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1807 - 500 trang
...credit, the fubftance whereof he faid he " durft not impart to him, the Duke's colour changed, " and he fwore he could come to that knowledge only " by...purfued his purpofe of hunting ; but was obferved to ride all the morning with great penfivenefs, and in deep thoughts, without any delight in the exercife... | |
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Ralph in their return over the water, that when he mentioned those particulars that were to gain him credit, the duke's colour changed, and he swore he could come to that knowledge only by the devil; for that those particulars were known only to himself... 
