 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 558 halaman
...soonest, would be to tell us plainly, that they would have them all hanged, banished, and destroyed. " Thus a poor author has ventured to have all mankind call him villain and traitor to his country and friends, for making other people's thoughts speak in his words. From this... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 560 halaman
...soonest, would be to tell us plainly, that they would have them all hanged, banished, and destroyed. " Thus a poor author has ventured to have all mankind call him villain and traitor to his country and friends, for making other people's thoughts speak in his words. From this... | |
 | Daniel Defoe - 1840 - 1024 halaman
...man, but a learned mercer, not far from the corner of Fenchurch street, has been found to approve tt. Thus a poor author has ventured to have all mankind call him villain and traitor to his country and friends, for making other people'i thoughts speak in bis words. From this... | |
 | Edward Arber - 1883 - 714 halaman
...into their minds : and not a man but a learned Mercer not far from the corner of Fenchurch street, has been found to approve it. Thus a poor Author has...ventured to have all mankind call him ' " Villain ! " and " Traitor to his country and his friends," for making other people's thoughts speak in his words. .... | |
 | 1895 - 694 halaman
...soonest, would be to tell us plainly that they would have them all hanged, banished, and destroyed. Thus a poor Author has ventured to have all mankind call him " Villain!" and " Traitor to his country and his friends," for making other people's thoughts speak in his words. .... | |
 | George Atherton Aitken - 1903 - 458 halaman
...into their minds : and not a man but a learned Mercer not far from the corner of Fenchurch street, has been found to approve it. Thus a poor Author has...ventured to have all mankind call him " Villain ! " and " Traitor to his country and his friends," for making other people's thoughts speak in his words. .... | |
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The gentlemen are mistaken in every particular; it will not go down; the queen, the council, the parliament are all offended, to have it so much as suggested that such a thing was possible to come into their minds; and not a man, but a learned mercer,... 