 | 1793 - 524 страница
...life ihould in general predominate, undiverted from it': proper courfe by a profpeft of poltnumous fame. I may add, that thefe motives are greatly ftrengthened by the exemptio i of this clafs from that infamy with which the refufal is inevitably branded in their fupenors.... | |
 | 366 страница
...preferve life fhould in general predominate, undiverted from its proper courfe by a profpeft of pofthumous fame. I may add, that thefe motives are greatly ftrengthened...the ceremony was to take place, I found the body of a man on the bier, and covered with linen, already brought down and laid at the edge of the river.... | |
 | William Granger - 1807 - 538 страница
...preferve life fhould in general predominate, undiverted from its proper courfe by a profpe& of pofthumous fame. "I may add, that thefe motives are greatly ftrengthened...exemption of this clafs from that infamy with which the4 refufal is inevitably branded in their fuperiors. Upon my repairing to the fpot, on the banks... | |
 | John Evans - 1807 - 318 страница
...U thus described by an artist, and we may rely 011 its fidelity. " UPON uiy repairing to the spot, on the banks of the river, where the ceremony was to take place, l found the body of the man on a hier, and covered with linen, ulready brought down and laid at the... | |
 | Kirby's wonderful and eccentric museum - 1820 - 536 страница
...Hodges. " The first person whom 1 saw wqs of the bhyse (or merchant) cast ; upon my repairing to the spot on the banks of the river, where the ceremony was to take place, 1 found the body. of a man on the bier, and covered with linen, already. brought down, and laid at... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1793 - 608 страница
...preferve life mould in general predominate, undiverted from its proper courfe by a profpecl of pofihumous fame. I may add, that thefe motives are greatly ftrengthened...of the river, where the ceremony was to take place, T found the body of the man on a bier, and covered with linen, already brought down and laid at the... | |
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... fame. I may add, that thefe motives are greatly ftrengthened by the exemption of this clafs from that infamy with which the, refufal is inevitably branded in their fuperiors. Upon my repairing to the fpot, on the banks of the river, where the ceremony... 