 | Robert Lindsay - 1728 - 268 páginas
...about him for the Time, this Man vaniihed away, and could noways be feen nor comprehended, but vanilhed away as he had been a Blink of the Sun, or a Whip of the Whirlwind, and could no more be feen. I heard fay, Sir Ч)аяга Lindefay Lyon Herauld, and John Inglis the Marlhal, who were, at... | |
 | David Irving - 1804 - 524 páginas
...that were about him for the time, this man vanished away, and could noways be seen nor comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindsay, Lyon Herald, and John Inglis, the Marshall, who were at that time young men,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1808 - 526 páginas
...that were about him for the time, this man vanished away, and could no ways be seen nor comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, lyon-herauld, and John Inglis the * Long. t Cheeks. J Asking. $ Meddle. marshal,... | |
 | 1808 - 560 páginas
...that were about him for the lime, this uian vanished away, and could no ways be seen nor comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun, or a whip of the \vlurlwiud, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindsay, lyon-herauld, and John Ifiglis,... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1810 - 532 páginas
...time, this man vanished away, and could no ways be seen or comprehended, but vanished away as he bad been a blink of the sun, or a whip of the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, lyon«Long. 'Cheeks. 'Asking. * Meddle. herauld, and John Inglis the marshal,... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1813 - 536 páginas
...that were about him for the time, this man vanished away, and could no ways be seen or comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, 1\ onLong. • Cheeks. s Asking. 4 Meddle, horauld, and John Inglis the marshal,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1818 - 372 páginas
...vanished away, and could no ways he seen nor comprehended, hut vanished away as he had heen a hlink of the sun, or a whip of the whirlwind, and could no more he seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, lyonBuskins. t Long. J Cheeks. § Asking. II Meddle. herauld,... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1820 - 306 páginas
...that were about him for the time, this man vanished away, and could no ways be seen or comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, lyonherauld, and John Inglis the marshal, who were, at that time, young men,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1821 - 530 páginas
...were about him for the time, this man va" nished away, and could no ways be seen or comprehended, "' but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard " say, Sir David Lindesay, Lyon-herauld, and John Inglis the • manhal, who were, at that time, young... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1823 - 314 páginas
...that were about him for the time, this man vanished away, and could no ways be seen or comprehended, but vanished away as he had been a blink of the sun,...the whirlwind, and could no more be seen. I heard say, Sir David Lindesay, lyon-herauld, Long. t Cheeks. $ Asking. 8 Medd'' ami John Inglis the marshal,... | |
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Inglis the marshal, who were, at that time, young men, and special servants to the king's grace, were standing presently beside the king, who thought to have laid hands on this man, that they might have... 
