 | Arthur Collins - 1812 - 766 trang
...officers happened in conversation to use the word " Pity" " Pity (exclaimed Nelson), diil you say f I shall live, Sir, to be envied; and to that point I shall always direct my course I" About July 1786 (;ut. 28), Admiral Sir Richard Hughes being recalled, was directed to deliver up... | |
 | Arthur Collins, Sir Egerton Brydges - 1812 - 748 trang
...officers happened in conversation to use the word " Pity." " Pity (exclaimed Nel•on), did you say * / shall live. Sir, to be envied; and to that point I shall always direct my course .'" About July 1766 (set. 28), Admiral Sir Richard Hughes being recalied, was directed to deliver up... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1813 - 274 trang
...speaking of the restraint which he was thus compelled to suffer, happened to use the word pity f " Pity! " exclaimed Nelson: " Pity! did " you say ?...shore under a protection for the day from the judge: butj notwithstanding thisj the marshal was called upon to take that oppor* tUnity of arresting him,... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1814 - 292 trang
...in speaking of the restraint which he was thus compelled to suffer, happened to use the word pity! " Pity !" exclaimed Nelson : " Pity ! did you say ?...shall live, sir, to be envied ! and to that " point 1 sli.dl alwayH direct my COUPHO." Eight wocki ho remained under thU Htato of ilim-sM'. During thnt... | |
 | John James M'Gregor - 1816 - 508 trang
...restraint, one of his officers happened to use the word pity! " Pity !' exclaimed Nelson, " Pity! did _>ou say ? I shall live, Sir, to be envied! and to that point I shall always direct my course." Captain Collingwood and bis brother Capain Winifred Collingwood, actively cooperated with Nelson, and... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1835 - 342 trang
...speaking of the restraint which he was thus compelled to suffer, happened to use the word pity ! " Pity !'' exclaimed Nelson ; " Pity ! did you say ? I shall live, sir, to be envied ! and to that poi ut I shall always direct my course." Eight weeks he remained under this state of duresse. Duong... | |
 | Horatio Nelson Nelson (Viscount), Matthew Henry Barker - 1836 - 500 trang
...happened when in conversation on the subject to use the word pity. "Pity!" exclaimed the Captain — "pity, did you say ? I shall live, sir, to be envied...and to that point I shall always direct my course." Besides addressing the memorial mentioned above to the King, he represented the whole of these transactions,... | |
 | 1838 - 120 trang
...Pity ! If you meant the word in the usual acceptation of the term, I can only tell you I shall live to be ENVIED ! and to that point I shall always direct my aim." Though, as we have before stated, his defence was conducted at the expense of the Treasury, Nelson... | |
 | Frederick Chamier - 1840 - 442 trang
...confinement to his ship which Nelson was obliged to suffer for fear of arrest, said he pitied him. " Pity !" exclaimed Nelson: "pity, did you say ? I shall...always direct my course." Eight weeks he remained in durance, bottling up his revenge. The President of Nevis, one Mr. Herbert, took a great fancy to... | |
 | 1843 - 320 trang
...speaking of the restraint which he was thus compelled to suffer, happened to use the •wor&pity ! " Pity !" exclaimed Nelson ; " Pity ! did you' say ? I, shall live, sir, to be envied ! and to that poi nt I shall always direct my course." Eight weeks he remained under this state of duresse. During... | |
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... for the whole sum. One of his officers, one day, in speaking of the restraint which he was thus compelled to suffer, happened to use the word pity t ' Pity!' exclaimed Nelson. ' Pity ! did you say ? I shall live, sir, to be envied ; and to that point... 
