 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1767 - 608 páginas
...private. In the fame breath, I was defirous to have farther difcourfe with the noble captain, and a(ked him, who thofe people were that I had feen, at coming...drefled in the fame manner : for, faid he, if the bed man in France was fent a prifoner here, we ftrip him of cloaths, money, linnen, even (hoc-buckles... | |
 | John Wesley - 1786 - 738 páginas
...difcourfe with the noble Captain, I afked him, who thofe people were that I lud feen drcffed in fa particular a manner? He told me they were a few of the prifoners, who behaved well, and were employed in doing fonie trifling offices in the houfe. And as to their being drcft. in the... | |
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... reflection, I had the confolation to think, I had neither faid or done any thing to give offence 1 was now impatient to look at the paper given me by Buhot, which I had as yet found no opportunity to. do in private. In the fame breath, I was defirous... 