| John Moore - 1789 - 548 páginas
..." He was nothing but a difloyal calum-. niator," cried Targe, " who attempted to fupport falfehoods by forgeries ; which I thank heaven are now fully detected." " You are thankful for a very fmall mercy," refumed Buchanan ; " but fince you provoke me to it, I will tell you in plain Englifh,... | |
| John Moore, Robert Anderson - 1820 - 544 páginas
...greatly obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan,' cried the other. ' He was nothing but a disloyal calumniator,' cried...' You are thankful for a very small mercy, resumed • A part of the Highland dress which serves instead of breeches. f The Highland broad-sword. Buchanan... | |
| John Moore - 1820 - 552 páginas
...greatly obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan,' cried the other. ' He was nothing but a disloyal calumniator,' cried...forgeries ; which I thank heaven are now fully detected.' ' Ypu are thankful for a very small mercy, resumed * A part of the Highland dresa which serves instead... | |
| 1872 - 556 páginas
...greatly obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan ! cried the other. " He was nothing but a disloyal calumniator," cried...I will tell you, in plain English, that your bonny Queen Mary was the murderer of her husband ! " No sooner had he uttered the last sentence, than Targe... | |
| Robert Chambers, Robert Carruthers - 1876 - 860 páginas
...obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan ! ' cried the other. ' o N Queen Mary was the strumpet of Bothwell, and the murderer of her husband ! ' No sooner had he uttered... | |
| Robert Chambers, Robert Carruthers - 1876 - 870 páginas
...obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan ! ' cried the other. ' He was nothing but a disloyal calumniator,' cried...since you provoke me to it, I will tell you, in plain Knglish, that your bonny Queen Mary was the strumpet of Bothwell, and the murderer of her husband !'... | |
| Robert Chambers - 1880 - 826 páginas
...obliged to any man who onld prove my relation to the great George Buchanan ! ' cried the other. • He was nothing but a disloyal calumniator/ cried Targe, ' who attempted to sup* 'ort falsehoods by forgeries, which, I thank Heaven, are now fully detected!' ' You are thankful... | |
| John Watts De Peyster - 1883 - 288 páginas
...obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan !' cried the other. ' He is nothing but a disloyal calumniator,' cried Targe,...to it, I will tell you in plain English that your bonnie Queen Mary was the strumpet of Bothwell, and the murderer of her husband !' " Moore, in his... | |
| John Watts De Peyster - 1883 - 284 páginas
...obliged to any man who could prove my relation to the great George Buchanan!' cried the other. 'He is nothing but a disloyal calumniator,' cried Targe,...heaven, are now fully detected!' 'You are thankful fora very small mercy!' resumed Buchanan, 'but since you provoke me to it, I will tell you in plain... | |
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