| James Howell - 1655 - 552 páginas
...feems that'that Golden Mine is proved a meer Cbymera, an imaginary airy Mine : And indeed, his Majefty had never any other conceipt of it : But what will not one in Capr itivity (as Sir Walter was) promife, to regain his freedom ? who would aot promife not only Mines,... | |
| James Howell - 1726 - 534 páginas
...proved a mere Chimera, an imaginary airy Mine j and indeed his Majefty had never any other conceit of it : But what will not one in Captivity (as Sir Walter was) promife, to regain his Freedom ? who would not promife, not only Mines, but mountainsof Gold, for Liberty... | |
| Arthur Cayley - 1806 - 482 páginas
...proved a mere chimera, an imaginary airy mine ; and indeed his Majesty had never any other conceit of it. But what will not one in captivity (as Sir...to regain his freedom ? Who would not promise, not only mines, but mountains of gold, for liberty ? And it is pity such a knowing wellweighed knight had... | |
| Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell - 1809 - 760 páginas
...is proved amere Chimera, an imaginary airy mine; and indeed his majesty had never any other conceit of it : But what will not one in captivity (as sir...to regain his freedom ? who would not promise; not only mines, but mountains of gold, for liberty ? and it is pity sudi a knowing well-weighed knight... | |
| 1821 - 408 páginas
...proved a mere chimera, an imaginary airy mine ; and, indeed, his majesty had never any other conceit of it : but what will not one in captivity (as Sir...promise, to regain his freedom? who would not promise not only mines, but mountains of gold, for liberty ? And it is pity such a knowing well-weighed knight... | |
| 1821 - 404 páginas
...proved a mere chimera, an imaginary airy mine ; and, indeed, his majesty had never any other conceit of it : but what will not one in captivity (as Sir...promise, to regain his freedom? who would not promise not only mines, but mountains of gold, for liberty? And it is pity such a knowing well-weighed knight had... | |
| Henry Southern - 1821 - 408 páginas
...such a sum he might be hanged," .. ; A little farther on we catch a glimpse of Sir Walter Raleigh. not one in captivity (as Sir Walter was) promise, to regain his freedom? who would not promise not only mines, but mountains of gold, for liberty? And it is pity such a knowing well-weighed knight had... | |
| sir Walter Ralegh - 1829 - 806 páginas
...seems that that golden myne is proved a meer chymera, an imaginary airy myne ; and indeed his majestic had never any other conceipt of it : but what will...mynes, but mountains of gold, for liberty? and 'tis pity but such a knowing well-weighed knight had not had a better fortune ; for the Destiny (I mean... | |
| Sir Egerton Brydges - 1834 - 328 páginas
...it was alleged that the golden mine was a mere chimera of his imagination. " What," said Howell, " will not one in captivity, as Sir Walter was, promise...to regain his freedom? Who would not promise, not only mines but mountains, of gold for liberty?" Gondomar inflamed the king by pretending that Raleigh... | |
| Encyclopaedia - 1845 - 838 páginas
...expecting Each hour their great adventurer, from the search Of foreign worlds. Milton. Par. Lost, book x. What will not one in captivity (as Sir Walter was)...to regain his freedom ? who would not promise, not only mine«, but mountains of gold, for liberty ? and 'tis pity such a knowing wellweigh'd knight had... | |
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