 | David Hume - 1807 - 552 sider
...letter of thanks on the occasion. " This far" ther degree of goodness," said he, " doth sound " iu my ears as if your majesty spake these words ; " Die...Essex; for though I punish thine offence , " and humble theefor thy good, yet mil I one day be " served again by thee. My prostrate soul makes " this answer... | |
 | David Hume - 1825 - 500 sider
...grateful for this mark of lenity, that he sent her a letter of thanks oh the occasion. "This farther degree of goodness (said he), doth sound in my ears...Essex; for though I punish thine offence, and humble theefor thy good, yet will I one day be served again by thee. My prostrate soul makes this answer,... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1840 - 600 sider
...now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears, as if your majesty spake these words, ' Die not, Essex, for though Ipunish thine offence, and humble thee for thy good, yet / will one day be served again by thee.' And... | |
 | Agnes Strickland, Elisabeth Strickland - 1845 - 512 sider
...now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears, as if your majesty spake these words, ' .Die not, Essex, for though Ipttnish thine offence, and humble theefor thy good, yet I will one day be served again by thee.' And... | |
 | David Hume - 1848 - 560 sider
...grateful for this mark of lenity, that he sent her a letter of thanks on the occasion. " This farther degree of goodness," said he, " doth sound in my ears...Essex ; for though I punish thine offence, and humble thce for thy good, yet will I one day be served again by thee. My prostrate soul makes this answer... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1848 - 388 sider
...now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears, as if your majesty spake these words, ' Die...punish thine offence, and humble thee for thy good, yet I will one day be served again by thee? And my prostrate soul makes this answer, / hope for that blessed... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1851 - 820 sider
...now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears as if your majesty spake these words, ' Die not,...Essex; for though I punish thine offence, and humble theefor thy good, yet I will one day be served again by thee.' And my prostrate soul makes this answer,... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1852 - 908 sider
...now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears, as if your majesty spake these words, * Die not Essex, for though I punith thine offence, and humble thee for thy good, yet I will one day be 1erved again by thee.' And... | |
 | David Hume - 1854 - 618 sider
...letter of thanks on the occasion. " Thi» further degree of goodness," said he, " doth sound in i. y ears, as if your majesty spake these words : ' Die...Essex ; for though I punish thine offence, and humble thce for thy good, yet will I one day be served again by thee.' My prostrate soul makes this answer... | |
 | David Hume - 1854 - 610 sider
...a letter of thanks on the occasion. " Thw further degree of goodness," said he, " doth sound in L y ears, as if your majesty spake these words : * Die not, Essex ; for though J punish thine offence, and humble thee for thy good, yet will I one day be served again by thee.'... | |
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... me. And now this farther degree of goodness, in favourably removing me to mine own house, doth sound in mine ears, as if your majesty spake these words, ' Die not Essex, for though I punish thine offence, and humble thee for thy good, yet I will one... 
