 | John Stoughton - 1870 - 556 trang
...gentleman observed: "Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service." To this the shepherd rejoined, that he was one... | |
 | 1870 - 398 trang
...gentleman observed: 'Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service.' To this the shepherd rejoined, that he was one... | |
 | World, Edwin Paxton Hood - 1870 - 822 trang
...effect : " Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your present appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service." Whereupon he told him he was one of the ministers... | |
 | Edward Parsons - 1879 - 320 trang
...effect :— " Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your present appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service ? " Whereupon he told him " he was one of I24 the... | |
 | John Stoughton - 1881 - 524 trang
...gentleman observed : " Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service." To this the shepherd rejoined, that he was one... | |
 | Richard Pike (writer on religion) - 1882 - 136 trang
...effect : " Your language and manner discover you to be a very different person from what your present appearance indicates. I conjure you to inform me who and what you are, and what were your views and situation in life before you came into my service." Whereupon he told him he was one of the ministers... | |
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Upon which he told him he was one of the ministers who had been lately ejected from the Church; and that having nothing of his own left, he was content for a livelihood to submit to the honest and peaceful employment of tending sheep. 
