 ... because there was such a crowd of company there, so he might know that there were two passages to it ; and if he should enter by the one, I should be constrained to go out by the other. His bad deportment is incurable...  Maria Stuart, Darley, Bothwell (etc.) Gießen 1881 - 第 32 頁Ernst Bekker 著 - 1881 - 387 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | John Whitaker - 1787 - 530 頁
...paflages to it, and if he mould enter " by the one, I would be conftrained to go out by M 3 "the " " the other *. His bad deportment is incurable, " nor can there be ever any good expected from " him. — The Queen behaved hcrfelf admirably " well all the time of the baptifm., and fhewed fo " much earneftnefs... | |
 | John Whitaker - 1788 - 446 頁
...pafTages to it, and if he fhould enter <c by the one, I would be conftrained to go out by M 3 v "the " the other *. His bad deportment is incurable, " nor can there be ever any good expected from " him.—The Queen behaved herfelf admirably " well all jhe time of the baptifm, and fhewed fo Tt much... | |
 | George Chalmers - 1818 - 526 頁
...be very proper for him to come to my lodgings, because there was such a crowd of company there : So, he might know, that there were two passages to it;...I would be constrained to go out by the other. His deportment is incurable ; nor can there be ever any good expected of him, for several reasons, that... | |
 | Sharon Turner - 1835 - 642 頁
...what indicates the settled hostility against him, and what also points to its ulterior measures: ' Nor can there be ever any good expected from him, for several reasons which I might tell you was I present with you. 1 can't pretend to fortel how all may turn, hat I will... | |
 | Sharon Turner - 1835 - 690 頁
...what indicates the settled hostility against him, and what also points to its ulterior measures: ' Nor can there be ever any good expected from him, for several reasons which I might tell you was I present with you. 1 can't pretend to foriel how all may turn, but I will... | |
 | Sharon Turner - 1839 - 640 頁
...what indicates the settled hostility against him, and what also points to its ulterior measures : ' Nor can there be ever any good expected from him, for several reasons which I might tell you was I present with you. 1 can't pretend to f or1el how all may turn, but I will... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1840 - 502 頁
...be very proper for him to come to my lodgings, because there was such a crowd of company there, so he might know that there were two passages to it ; and if he should enter by the one, I should be constrained to go out by the other. His bad deportment is incurable, nor can there be any... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1840 - 500 頁
...be very proper for him to come to my lodgings, because there was such a crowd of company there, so he might know that there were two passages to it ; and if he should enter by the one, I should be constrained to go out by the other. His bad deportment is incurable, nor can there be any... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1842 - 416 頁
...be very proper for him to come to my lodgings, because there was such a crowd of company there, so he might know that there were two passages to it ; and if he should enter by the one, I should be constrained to go out by the other. His bad deportment is incurable, nor can there be any... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots) - 1845 - 432 頁
...him to come to my apartment, because there was such a crowd of company there, so he ought to be aware there were two passages to it, and if he should enter by the one, I should feel myself compelled to go out at the other. His bad deportment is incurable, 2 nor can there... | |
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