 | Joseph Ritson - 1802 - 254 sivua
...and the arms he had ; then makeing his moft beautiful wives, and fome boys that ferve'd him, drunk, they put them alive into the vault, where they left...that their lord might go to the devil with company." (p. 34.) This practice, from other parts of Ciezas book (a curious and interefting performance), appears... | |
 | Timothy Morton - 2000 - 304 sivua
...and the arms he had; then makeing his most beautiful wives, and some boys that serve'd him, drunk, they put them alive into the vault, where they left...that their lord might go to the devil with company." (p. 34.) This practice, from other parts of Ciezas book (a curious and interesting performance), appears... | |
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... him, drunk, they put them alive into the vault, where they left them, that their lord might go to the devil with company. 