 | A. Meserole - 1896 - 450 sivua
...succeeded as he desired. The host gave immediate intelligence to the secretary of state. The secretary presently sent down a special messenger, who brought...and provided him at the king's expense with proper accommodations on the road. As soon as he appeared, he was known to be the celebrated Rabelais, and... | |
 | George Gregory Smith - 1898 - 314 sivua
...the Secretary of State. The No. 283. Secretary presently sent down a special Messenger, who Thursday brought up the Traitor to Court, and provided him at the King's Expence with proper Accommodations on the Road, As soon as he appeared he was known to be the celebrated... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1902 - 864 sivua
...succeeded as he desired ; the host gave immediate intelligence to the secretary of state. The secretar)' ng hall, For thee, fair Justice, welcome all ! Thus... ǔ T Q U "C 1902 J. B. Lippinco accommodations on the road. As soon as he appeared, he was known to be the celebrated Rabelais; and... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1902 - 860 sivua
...succeeded as he desired ; the host gave immediate intelligence to the secretary of state. The secretary hat he had taught him to spell In another poem Williams...Sands), who by Pulteney"s procurement was made Chanc accommodations on the road. As soon as he appeared, he was known to be the celebrated Rabelais ; and... | |
 | 1903 - 1048 sivua
...succeeded as he desired ; the host gave immediate intelligence to the secretary of state. The secretary presently sent down a special messenger, who brought...accommodation on the road. As soon as he appeared, he was known to be the celebrated wit ; and his powder upon examination being found very innocent,... | |
 | Napoleone Perini - 1903 - 290 sivua
...host gave immediate intelligence to (m) the secretary of state. The secretary presently sent down (n) a special messenger, who brought up the traitor to...king's expense, with proper accommodation on the road (o). As soon as he appeared, he was known to be (p) the celebrated Rabelais, and his powder, upon examination,... | |
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France, he laid his papers so that his landlord, who was an inquisitive man and a good subject, might get a sight of them. The plot succeeded as he desired. The host gave immediate intelligence to the secretary of state. The secretary presently sent down... 
