Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 68
... honour of the saint , " ) we bore it all quietly in honour of Milesius . " Sir John Davies takes a different view of the matter , and is of opinion that " braying people , as it were , in a mortar with sword and pestilence , " is the ...
... honour of the saint , " ) we bore it all quietly in honour of Milesius . " Sir John Davies takes a different view of the matter , and is of opinion that " braying people , as it were , in a mortar with sword and pestilence , " is the ...
Page 123
... honour of human nature and periwig - making , that , though the Legislature had set a high premium on per- fidy , and even declared by a Resolution , which is to be seen on their journals , that “ prose- cuting and informing against ...
... honour of human nature and periwig - making , that , though the Legislature had set a high premium on per- fidy , and even declared by a Resolution , which is to be seen on their journals , that “ prose- cuting and informing against ...
Page 152
... honour of being appointed leader to carry into effect . One fine moonlight night , crossing the river in full force , we stole upon the slumbers of the unsuspecting school - master , and , carrying him off in triumph from his ...
... honour of being appointed leader to carry into effect . One fine moonlight night , crossing the river in full force , we stole upon the slumbers of the unsuspecting school - master , and , carrying him off in triumph from his ...
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