 | Edmund Calamy, Samuel Palmer - 1775 - 660 sivua
...king, " May it pleafe your majefty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he alked with eagernefs, " Aye, who gave it him ? The nobleman replied, " A greater...your majefty, the King of kings," with which the king feemed greatly ftruck, and remained iilcnt. ] Mr. y. was buried by his friends with great honour at... | |
 | Edmund Calamy - 1802 - 488 sivua
..." May it please your ma" jesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him?" The nobleman replied, " A greater than your majesty, the King of kings ;" with which the king seemed greatly struck, and remained silent.] Mr.... | |
 | Erasmus Middleton - 1807 - 672 sivua
...king, " May it please your majesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him ?" The nobleman replied, " A greater than your maje.,ty, the King of kings ;" with which the king Deemed greatly struck, and remained silent. Mr.... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1810 - 598 sivua
...King, " May it please your Majesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him ?" The nobleman replied, " A greater than your majesty, the King of kings ;" with vfhich the king seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. In 1715,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1814 - 540 sivua
...king, " May it please your majesty, Jenkin has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him ?" The nobleman replied, " A greater than your majesty, the Icing of kings !'' with which the king seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. Mr.... | |
 | 1814 - 538 sivua
...king, " May it-please your majesty, Jenkin has got his liberty." Upon which Le asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him ?" The nobleman replied, " A greater than your majesty, the king of kings!" with which the king seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. Mr. Jenkin... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1815 - 430 sivua
...King, " May it please your Majesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him." The nobleman replied, " A greater than your Majesty, the King of Kings." With which the King seemed much struck, and remained silent. The Rev.... | |
 | Daniel Neal - 1817 - 506 sivua
..." May it please your majesty, Jenkyn has got In.- liberty." On whi<-li lie asked with eagerness, " Aye, who gave it him ?" The nobleman replied. •' a greater than your majesty, the King of kings:" with which the king seemed greatly struck, and reniained silent. Granger,... | |
 | 1744 - 596 sivua
...king, "May it please your majesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked with eagerness, "Aye, who gave it him?" The nobleman replied, "A greater than your majesty, the King of Kings." With which the king seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. The king... | |
 | James Janeway, Francis Augustus Cox - 1847 - 330 sivua
...king, " May it please your Majesty, Jenkyn has got his liberty." Upon which he asked, with eagerness, "Aye, who gave it him?" The nobleman replied, "A greater than your Majesty, the King of kings ;" with which the King seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. Mr. Jenkyn... | |
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Upon which he asked, with eagerness, "Aye, who gave it him?" The nobleman replied, "A greater than your Majesty, the King of kings ;" with which the King seemed greatly struck, and remained silent. 
