 | Frank Felsenstein - 1999 - Страниц: 380
...his once most endearing and indulgent Parents, who spared for nothing of their precious Treasures, wherewith they abound, to make me Great and Happy...put on. By whom being rejected, I quickly found my self like a shipwrack'd Man, plunging in an Ocean of Hardships, under which in all human Appearance,... | |
 | David B. Ruderman - 2007 - Страниц: 164
...Parents, once most endearing and indulgent Parents, who spared for nothing of their precious Treasures, wherewith they abound, to make me Great and Happy...religious Difference; and deny me Bread to eat and Rainment to put on. By whom being rejected, I quickly found myself like a shipwrack'd Man, plunged... | |
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Marcus describes the predictable reaction to his conversion of his once most endearing and indulgent Parents, who spared for nothing of their precious Treasures, wherewith they abound, to make me Great and Happy in this World; but have now conceived a... 