 | Lady Rachel Russell - 1819 - 410 halaman
...way to save ourselves from ruin. * Sir John Reresby mentions the great exertions made by the Court to resist these proceedings. It is probable that •...to beg your silence in this case, at least to-day. R. RUSSELTU March the — 1677-8, while the House was sitting. LETTER II. {From Tunbridge Wells to... | |
 | Lady Rachel Russell, Mary Berry - 1819 - 268 halaman
...what I mean) in the House (3) : this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...to beg your silence in this case, at least to-day. ,, T> ' R. RUSSELL. March the — 1677-8, while the House was sitting. (1) This is on half a sheet... | |
 | Earl John Russell Russell - 1819 - 368 halaman
...what I mean ) in the House : this alarms me, and I do earnestly " beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it. If you " do, I am most assured...will repent it. I beg once more to " know the truth. "Tis more pain to be in doubt, and to your sister " too, and if I have any interest, I use it to beg... | |
 | Barthold Georg Niebuhr - 1836 - 328 halaman
...know what I mean) in the House. This alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...to beg your silence in this case, at least to-day. " R. RUSSELL." " MARCH the — 1677-8, > While the House was sitting." J FROM LONDON TO BASING. February,... | |
 | Louisa Stuart Costello - 1844 - 432 halaman
...know what I mean) in the house: this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...to beg your silence in this case, at least to-day." March, 1677-8, while the house was sitting. It would seem that Lord Russell was dissuaded from his... | |
 | 1847 - 206 halaman
...what I mean) in the house. This alarms me ; and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly, if you have, or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...will repent it. I beg, once more, to know the truth. "Tis more pain to be in doubt, and to your sister too. If I have any interest, I use it to beg your... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1853 - 602 halaman
...what I mean — in the House : this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly, if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured you will repent it. I heg once more to know the truth. It is more pain to be in doubt (to me), and to your sister too ; and... | |
 | 1854 - 754 halaman
...what I mean) in the House ;* this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...to beg your silence in this case, at least to-day. R. RUSSKLL. Excepting this momentary alarm, the picture of peace and affection seems perfect. Every... | |
 | William Chambers - 1854 - 402 halaman
...what I mean — in the House : this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly, if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...to know the truth. It is more pain to be in doubt (to me), and to your sister too ; and if I have any interest, I use it to beg your silence in this... | |
 | 1854 - 400 halaman
...what I mean — in the House : this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly, if you have or mean to do it. If you do, I am most assured...will repent it. I beg once more to know the truth. Ir is more pain to be in doubt (to me), and to your sister too ; and if I have any interest, I use... | |
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My sister, being here, tells me she overheard you tell her Lord last night, that you would take notice of the business (you know what I mean) in the House ; this alarms me, and I do earnestly beg of you to tell me truly if you have or mean to do it ;... 
