 | John Wesley - 1797 - 514 sivua
...I fat down, though I forefaw what would follow. Before five the mob furrounded the houfe again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of .one and all was, " Bring out the nainifter : we tuill have the minifter." I delired one, to take their captain by the hand, and bring... | |
 | John Whitehead - 1805 - 570 sivua
...sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, and in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...we will have the minister.' I desired one to take the captain by the hand and bring him into the house. After a few sentences interchanged between us,... | |
 | George Bourne - 1807 - 366 sivua
...sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, and in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all was, ' Bring out the minister, we nil! have the minister.' I desired one to take the captain by the hand and bring him into the house.... | |
 | John Wesley - 1809 - 512 sivua
...I sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to go and bring one or two more of the most angry of his companions.... | |
 | 1815 - 310 sivua
...I sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to go and bring one or two more of the most angry of his companions.... | |
 | Henry Moore - 1825 - 606 sivua
...I sai down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five, the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to go and bring one or two of the most angry of his companions. He... | |
 | Henry Moore - 1826 - 332 sivua
...sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five, the mob surrounded the house airain, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...their captain by the hand, and bring him into the housed After a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to... | |
 | 1826 - 440 sivua
...sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, and in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...we will have the minister.' I desired one to take the cnptain by the hand and bring him into the house. After a few sentences, interchanged between us,... | |
 | John Wesley - 1827 - 306 sivua
...I sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to go and bring one or two more of the most angry of his companions.... | |
 | John Wesley - 1827 - 612 sivua
...I sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and all...a few sentences interchanged between us, the lion was become a lamb. I desired him to go and bring one or two more of the most angry of his companions.... | |
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Now is the time for us to go." But they pressed me exceedingly to stay; so, that I might not offend them, I sat down, though I foresaw what would follow. Before five the mob surrounded the house again, in greater numbers than ever. The cry of one and... 
