 | John Wilkes - 1767 - 300 páginas
...this. He then told me, that I was an unbeliever, and wifhed to be killed. I could not help fouling at this, and obferved that we did not meet at Bagfhot...Englifhman whatever; that I valued life,- and the fai* enjoyments of it fo much, I would never quit it !sy my own confent, except on a call of honour.... | |
 | English liberty - 1769 - 430 páginas
...men of honour were fure of protection in that kingdom. He feemed much affected by this. He then told me, that I was an unbeliever, and wifhed to be killed....that I valued life, and the fair enjoyments of it fo much, I would never quit it by my own confent, except on a call of honour. PI then I then wrote... | |
 | John Wilkes - 1769 - 544 páginas
...the beft of my way to France, as men of honour were fure of protection in that kingdom. He then told me, that I was an unbeliever, and wifhed to be killed....life as much as any man in it ; that I was as little' fubjeci t6 be gloomy, or even peevifli, as any Englifhman whateve'r ; that I valued life and the fair... | |
 | Augustus Henry Fitzroy Duke of Grafton, John Wilkes - 1769 - 344 páginas
...wimed to be killed. 1 could not help fmiling at this, and obferved that we did not meet at BagIhot to fettle articles of faith, but points of honour,...that I valued life, and the fair enjoyments of it fo much, I would I would never quit ir by my own con«fent, except on a call of honour. I therr wrote... | |
 | Augustus Henry Fitzroy Duke of Grafton, John Wilkes - 1769 - 348 páginas
...wifhed to be killed. I could not help fmiling at this, and obferved that we did not meet at Bagflaot to fettle articles of faith, but points of honour,...life as much as any man in it, that I was as little fubjcct to be gloomy, or even pecvifh, as any Engliihman whatever, that I valued life, and the fair... | |
 | 1769 - 728 páginas
...wiftied to be killed. I could not help fmiling at this, ancl ebferyed, that we did not meet at Baglliot to fettle articles of faith, but points of honour...fear; of dying, but I -enjoyed life as much as any man,i'n itj that l.was as little fubjecT: to be gloomy, or even peevim, as any Engli/hman whatever... | |
 | 1772 - 302 páginas
...obferved, that we did not meet at Bagfhot to fettle articles of faith, but points of honour ; that inaeed I had no fear of dying, but I enjoyed life as much as any man enjoyed it, that I was as little fubject to be gloomy, or even peevifh, as any Englifhman whatever,... | |
 | 1800 - 702 páginas
...wilhcd to be killed. I could not help fmiiing at this, and okferved, that we did not meet at Baglkot to fettle articles of faith, but points of honour...indeed I had no fear of dying, but I enjoyed life ac much as any man in it ) that I was as liltle fubjeft to be gloomy, or sven peevifh, as any tnglilhrnan... | |
 | John Wilkes - 1805 - 328 páginas
...be killed. I could not help smiling at this : and observed that we did not meet at Bagshot to settle articles of faith, but points of honour ; that indeed...life as much as any man in it ; that I was as little subject to be gloomy, or even peevish, as any Englishman whatever ; that I valued life, and the fair... | |
 | John Wilkes - 1805 - 324 páginas
...be killed. I could not help smiling at this : and observed that we did not meet at Bagshot to settle articles of faith, but points of honour ; that indeed...enjoyed life as much as any man in it ; that I was as linle subject to be gloomy, or even peevish, as any Englishman whatever ; that I valued life, and the... | |
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Bagshot to settle articles of faith, but points of honour, that indeed I had no fear of dying, but I enjoyed life as much as any man in it, that I was as little... 
