 | Jonathan Scott (LL.D.) - 1811 - 496 страница
...impostor, cried my brother, and we take God to witness that none of us can see. All that my brother could say was in vain, his comrades and he received...The judge consented to give the robber two thousand five hundred dirhems, and kept the rest himself; and as for my brother and his two companions, he thought... | |
 | East, Henry William Weber - 1812 - 646 страница
...never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own condeumation in the face of every one that looks upon them ; it...were better, if you think fit, to pardon them, and send some person along with me for the ten thousand drachms they have hid. . The judge did so, gave... | |
 | 1832 - 534 страница
...that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...send some person along with me for the ten thousand drachms they have hid. The judge did so, gave the highwayman two thousand five hundred drachms, and... | |
 | 1842 - 732 страница
...that they will pe maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...send some person along with me for the ten thousand drachms they have hid. The judge did so, gave the liighwayman two thousand five hundred d_rachms, and... | |
 | 1844 - 356 страница
...that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...were better, if you think fit, to pardon them, and send some person along with me for the 10,000 drachms they have hid. The judge did so, gave the highwayman... | |
 | 1859 - 604 страница
...that they will be maliciously obstmate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...were better, if you think fit, to pardon them, and send some person along with me for the 10,000 drachms they have hid. The judge did so, gave the highwayman... | |
 | 1865 - 606 страница
...that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...send some person along with ' me for the ten thousand drachms they havu hid." The judge did so, gave the highwayman two thousand five hundred drachms, and... | |
 | George Fyler Townsend - 1866 - 876 страница
...himself to the judge, said, " I perceive, sir, that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last ; it were better, if you think fit, to pardon them,...send some person along with me for the ten thousand dirhens they have hidden." The judge consented to give the robber two thousand five hundred dirhens,... | |
 | 1867 - 568 страница
...that they wШ be maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They have a mind certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own...send some person along with me for the ten thousand drachms they have hid." The judge did so, gave the highwayman two thousand five hundred drachms, and... | |
 | George Fyler Townesend - 1870 - 648 страница
...himself to the judge, said, " I perceive, sir, that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last; it were better, if you think fit, to pardon them,...send some person along with me for the ten thousand dirhens they have hidden" The judge consented to give the robber two thousand five hundred dirhens,... | |
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Then addressing himself to the judge, said, I perceive, sir, that they will be maliciously obstinate to the last, and will never open their eyes. They wish certainly to avoid the shame of reading their own condemnation in the face of every one that looks... 
