 Doctor, more surprised than the woman, told her, ' Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your linen ; but I assure you I knew nothing of it, and intended only to joke with you, and then to have read you a lecture on the folly of applying to any...  The Observatory - Page 4901910Full view - About this book
 | 1852 - 670 pages
...gratitude, that being a( much as she could afford. The doctor, more surprised than the woman, :old her, " ZG 5 N ,yb - ] .'>[ah _ՓL 7 D/g r 1 q & pe Q O x +&ǽC_ $ c3 \ Ӽ f ͖ aud intended only to joke with you, and then to have read you a lecture on the folly of applying to... | |
 | 1847 - 666 pages
...Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your linen ; hnt I assure you I knew nothing of it,and intended only to joke with you, and then to have read...folly of applying to any person to know events not in the humuQ power to tell ; bnt I see Satan has a mind I should deal with him: I am determined, however,... | |
 | James Mason - 1875 - 674 pages
...gratitude, that being as much as she could afford. The Doctor, more surprised than the woman, told her, ' Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your...folly of applying to any person to know events not in the human power to tell. But I see Satan has a mind I should deal with him : I am determined, however,... | |
 | Robert Cochrane (miscellaneous writer.) - 1879 - 254 pages
...gratitude, that being as much as she could afford. The doctor, more surprised than the woman, told her, " Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your...folly of applying to any person to know events not in the human power to tell. But I see Satan has a mind I should deal with him : I am determined, however,... | |
 | 1910 - 526 pages
...she went to the astronomer again and wanted to give him haif-acrown as a thank-offering. Flamsteecl thereupon said : " Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your linen, but I assure you 1 knew nothing of it, and intended only to joke with you, and then to have read you a Lecture on the... | |
 | Michael Hunter, Michael Cyril William Hunter - 2000 - 316 pages
...as he had said: so she came back and offered him half a crown for his pains, to which he responded Good woman I am heartily glad you have found your linen, but I assure you 1 knew nothing of it, and intended only to joke with you, and then to have read you a lecture on the... | |
 | 1874 - 350 pages
...her gratitude, being as much as she could afford. Mr. Flamsteed, surprised himself, told her — " Good woman, I am heartily glad you have found your linen, but I assure you I know nothing of it, and intended only to joke with you, and then to have read you a lesson on the folly... | |
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