 | Obed Macy - Bookplates - 1835 - 330 pages
...possibly give offence in entertaining them, and soon as the violence of the rain ceased, (for it rained hard,) they went away, and I never saw them since. The time that they staid in the house was about three quarters of an hour ; they spoke not many words, in the time, neither... | |
 | Obed Macy - 1835 - 344 pages
...possibly give offence in entertaining them, and soon as the violence of the rain ceased, (for it rained hard,) they went away, and I never saw them since. The time that they staid in the house was about three quarters of an hour ; they spoke not many words, in the time, neither... | |
 | Joshua Coffin - Indian captivities - 1845 - 468 pages
...so, and therefore desired them to passe on their way, saying to them I might possibly give offence in entertaining them, and as soone as the violence...since. The time that they stayed in the house was about three quarters of an hour, but I can safely affirme it was not an houre. They spake not many words... | |
 | Joshua Coffin - Indian captivities - 1845 - 452 pages
...so, and therefore desired them to passe on their way, saying to them I might possibly give offence in entertaining them, and as soone as the violence...they went away, and I never saw them since. The time fliat they stayed in the house was about three quarters of an hour, but I can safely affirme it was... | |
 | Phrenology - 1848 - 536 pages
...possibly give offence in entertaining them ; and soon as the violence of the rain ceased (for it rained hard) they went away, and I never saw them since. The time that they staid in the house was about threequarters of an hour; they spoke not many words in the time, neither... | |
 | Nathaniel Parker Willis - American letters - 1859 - 480 pages
...possibly give ofl'ence in entertaining them, and as soon as the violence of the rain ceased (for it rained hard), they went away, and I never saw them since. The time that they stayed in tho house was about three-quarters of nn hour; they spoke not many words, in the time, neither was... | |
 | Silvanus Jenkins Macy - 1868 - 580 pages
...so : and therefore desired them to passe on their way, saying to them I might possibly give offence in entertaining them, and as soone as the violence...since. The time that they stayed in the house was about three quarters of an hour; but I can safely affirme it was not an houre. They spake not many words... | |
 | Joseph Merrill - Amesbury (Mass.) - 1880 - 502 pages
...way, saying to them I might possibly give offence in entertaining them and as soon as the vio lence of the rain ceased ( for it rained very hard ) they...since. The time that they stayed in the house was about three quarters of an hour but I can safely affirme it was not an hour. They spake not many words, in... | |
 | Samuel Adams Drake - Legends - 1884 - 500 pages
...so, and therefore desired them to passe on their way, saying to them I might possibly give offence in entertaining them, and as soone as the violence...since. The time that they stayed in the house was about three quarters of an hour, but I can safely aflfirme it was not an hour. They spake not many NEW-ENGLAND... | |
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I might possibly give offence in entertaining them, and as soone as the violence of the rain ceased (for it rained very hard) they went away, and I never saw them since. The time that they... 
