 At last my husband's groom brought me a message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and, while riding through the American camp, was gratified to observe that nobody looked at us with disrespect, but on the contrary...  The Women of the American Revolution - Страница 126написао/ла Elizabeth Fries Ellet - 1819Пуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | Friederike Charlotte Luise Freifrau von Riedesel - 1827 - 326 страница
...my dear calash, and, while riding through the American camp, was gratified to observe that no body looked at us with disrespect, but, on the contrary,...though so situated, with much courage to the enemy, for the thing was entirely new to me. When I drew near the tents, a good looking man advanced towards... | |
 | 1828 - 608 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and, while riding through the American camp, was gratified to observe...though so situated, with much courage to the enemy, for the thing was entirely new to me. When I drew near the tents, a good looking man advanced towards... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1856 - 516 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and, while riding through the American camp was gratified to observe...seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must candidly confess that I did not present myself, though so situated, with much... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1856 - 576 страница
...disrespect, but, on the contrary, greeted us, and seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must candidly confess that I did not present...though so situated, with much courage to the enemy, for the thing was entirely new to me. When I drew near the tents, a good-looking man advanced towards... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1871 - 1186 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and while riding through the American camp was gratified to observe...us with disrespect, but, on the contrary, greeted ua, and seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must candidly confess... | |
 | Frances Mary Owen - 1873 - 280 страница
...she was sent for by her husband, and joined him in the American camp. " Nobody," she says," treated us with disrespect, but, on the contrary, greeted...seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children When I drew near the tents, a good-looking man advanced towards me, and helping the children... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1873 - 428 страница
...my dear calash, and while riding through tbe American camp was gratified to observe that •oboiiy looked at us with disrespect, but, on the contrary, greeted us, and seemed touched at the s%u: of a captive mother with her children. I iutt-4 c.unikily confess that I did not present mystii... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1882 - 618 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and while riding through the American camp was gratified to observe...seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must candidly confess that I did not present myself, though so situated, with much... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1901 - 650 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and, while riding through the American camp, was gratified to observe...that nobody looked at us with disrespect, but, on the con trary, greeted us, and seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1905 - 660 страница
...message to join him with the children. I once more seated myself in my dear calash, and while riding through the American camp was gratified to observe...seemed touched at the sight of a captive mother with her children. I must candidly confess that I did not present myself, though so situated, with much... | |
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