 | Ezra Stiles - 1794 - 408 halaman
...guard about the houfe nor endeavoring to fecure them, but when it was too late to fend to Totoket, &c. Sir how this will be taken is not difficult to imagine, to be fure not well ; nay, will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourfelves, and that you have fomething... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - 1804 - 432 halaman
...the house, nor endeavouring to secure them ; but when it 13 was was too late to send to Totoket, &e. Sir, how this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine...men condemn you as wanting to yourselves, and that yoa have something to rely on, at least that you hope will answer your ends. I am not willing to meddle... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - 1804 - 424 halaman
...too la&( to send to Totoket, &c. Sir, how this wi)l betaken, }s not difficult to imagine; to be sore, not well ; nay, will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves, and that yott have something to rely oo^-at least that you hope will answer your ends. I am not willing to meddle... | |
 | Benjamin Trumbull - 1818 - 574 halaman
...at this time in particular. Secretary Rawson, in a letter of his to governor Leet, writes, " How ill this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine ;...will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves ?" The general court of Massachusetts further acquainted governor Leet, that the colonies were criminated... | |
 | New Haven (Conn.) - 1858 - 664 halaman
...guard about the house nor endeavouring to secure them, but when it was too late to send to Totocut, &c. Sir, how this will be taken is not difficult to...to be sure not well; nay, will not all men condemn yon as wanting to yourselves, and that you have something to rely on, at least that you hope will answer... | |
 | 1865
...guard about the houfe nor endeavouring to fecure them, but when it was too late to fend to Totocut &c. Sir, How this will be taken is not difficult to imagine, to be fure not well ; nay, will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourfelves, and that you have fomething... | |
 | Ellery Bicknell Crane - 1875 - 384 halaman
...about the house, nor endeavoring to secure them, but when it was too late to send to Tetieut, itc. Sir, how this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine,...not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves, nnd that you have something to rely on, :it least that you hope will answer your ends? I am not willing... | |
 | Samuel Peters - 1877 - 298 halaman
...this time in particular. Secretary Rawson, in a letter of his to Governor Leet, writes : " How ill this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine—...will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves ? " The General Court of Massachusetts further acquainted Governor Leet that the colonies were criminated... | |
 | Samuel Peters - 1877 - 296 halaman
...letter of his to Governor Leet, writes : " How ill this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine—to be sure, not well. Nay, will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves ? " The General Court of Massachusetts further acquainted Governor Lcct that the colonies were criminated... | |
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Teticut, &c. Sir, how this will be taken, is not difficult to imagine, to be sure, not well; nay. will not all men condemn you as wanting to yourselves, and that you have something to rely on. at least that you hope will answer your ends'? 