 | Thomas Davies - 1780 - Страниц: 458
...aftonifhment when they were informed of the facrilegious deed-; and nothing lefs than the deftruo tion of the offender, in the firft tranfports of their rage, would fatisfy them. The miierable culprit was forced to fkulk up and down, to fave himfelf from the rage of the Stratfordians;... | |
 | Thomas Davies - 1781 - Страниц: 464
...aftonifhment when they were, informed of Jhe (acrilegious 4eed;; and. nothing lefs than the deftruction of, the offender, in the firft tranfports of their...fatisfy them. The miferable culprit was forced to Ikulk up and .dovvrp, to feve himfelf from the rage of the Stratfordians; he was obliged at laft to... | |
 | 1789 - Страниц: 388
...aftonifhment when they were informed of the facrilegious deed ; and nothing Icfs than the deftruction of the offender, in the firft tranfports of their...up and down, to fave himfelf from the rage of the Slratfordians. He was obliged at laft to leave the town, amidft the curfes of the populace, who folemnly... | |
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... evil hour the unhappy prieft ordered it to be cut down. The people of Stratford, who had been taught to venerate every thing which had belonged to the immortal... 