 | 1794 - 524 sider
...the old prietl had finiihed his interrogatories ; not did any of them feem more at eafe, by the reft of us breaking out into a fudden and hearty laugh,...executed for certain crimes committed. by them, and were preferred there, that Mr. Hunter might better know how to fet thofe of the living, in cafe any of them... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1794 - 612 sider
...the old pried had finiíhed his interrogatories ; nor did any of them feem more at eafe, by the reft of us breaking out into a fudden and hearty laugh,...who had been executed for certain crimes committed oy tuen), and were preferved there, that Mr. Humer might better know how to fet tbofe of the living,... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1794 - 612 sider
...interrogatories; nor did any of them feem more at cafe, by the reft of us breaking out into a fuddi-n and lieirty laugh, till I explained to them that thofe were the...had been executed for certain crimes committed by tiiem, and were preferved there, that Mr. Hunier might better know how to fet thofe of the living,... | |
 | 1794 - 612 sider
...the old pried had finiftied his interrogatories ; nor did any of tiiem feem more at cafe, by the reft of us breaking out into a fudden and hearty laugh, till I explained to them that thole were the bones of our own people, who had been executed for certain crimes committed by them,... | |
 | 1799 - 770 sider
...reft of us breaking out into a iu'dden and hearty laugh, till I explained fo them that thoie %vere the bones of our own people, who had been executed for certain crimes committed by them, and were preferred there, that Mr. Hunter might better know how to fel thoie of the living, in cafe any of them... | |
 | 1794 - 512 sider
...the old priell hadfinilhed his interrogatories; nor did any of them feera more at cafe, by the reft of us breaking out into a fudden and hearty laugh,...explained to them that thofe were the bones of our own-people, who had been executed for cerT tain crimes committed by them, and were preferved there,... | |
 | 1794 - 622 sider
...feem more at eafe, bv tbe reft of us breaking out into a iuddes and hearty laugh, till I explained w them that thofe were the bones of our own people,...executed for certain crimes committed by them, and were preferred there, that MrHunter might better know how to (el thofe of the living, in cafe any of them... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1821 - 888 sider
...by the rest of us breaking out into a sudden and hearty laugh, till I explained to them that those were the bones of our own people, who had been executed for certain crimes committed by them, and were preserved there, that Mr. Hunter might better know how to set those of the living, in case any of them... | |
 | 1893 - 672 sider
...by the rest of us breaking out into a sudden and hearty laugh, till I explained to them that those were the bones of our own people who had been executed for certain crimes committed by them, and were preserved there that. Mr. Hunter might better know how to set those of the living, in case any of them... | |
 | George Cartwright - 1911 - 472 sider
...by the rest of us breaking out into a sudden and hearty laugh, till I explained to them that those were the bones of our own people, who had been executed for certain crimes committed by them, and were preserved there, that Mr. Hunter might better know how to set those of the living, in case any of them... | |
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As the whole company followed us, the other Indians had alfo taken the alarm before the old... 
