 | 1832 - 826 стор.
...one's — None of our faults, they might have looked on and seen if they would. And then as to thia beautiful tree, with which Mr. Serjeant has ornamented his spot. No, gentlemen, no such mutter at all ; I am instructed to say quite the reverse : a stunted tree, a blighted, blasted tree... | |
 | John Forster - 1858 - 486 стор.
...that, if ' so be, as how people did not see, ' that was none of our faults, they ' might have looked on and seen, if ' they would. And then, as to this...gentlemen, no such matter at ' all ; I am instructed to say quitc 1 the reverse ; a stunted tree, a ' blighted blasted tree ; a tree not ' only limbless, and leafless,... | |
 | 1859 - 838 стор.
...the least interruption pots one oat of one's — None of our faults, they might have looked on ami seen if they would. And then as to this beautiful...say quite the reverse : a stunted tree, a blighted, Masted tree ; a tree not only Unibles«, and leafless, but very Bear lifeless; that was the trae state... | |
 | 1827 - 594 стор.
...consider the least interruption puts one out of one's — None of our faults, they might have looked on, and seen if they would. And then as to this beautiful tree, with which Mr. Serjeant has ornamented this spot — no, gentlemen, no such matter at all ; I am instructed to say quite the reverse : a stunted... | |
 | 1770 - 742 стор.
...interruption puts ons out of one's — None of our faults, they might hrt iuok'd on and feen if the/would, then as to this beautiful tree, with which Mr. Serjeant has ornamented his fpot— No, gentlemen, no fuch matter at allj I am inftru&ed to fay quite the reverfe ; a ftunted tree,... | |
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COMEDY. 47 have look'd on and seen if they would. And then as to this beautiful tree, with which Mr. Serjeant has ornamented his spot — No, gentlemen, no such matter at all ; I am instructed to say quite the reverse ; a stunted tree, a blighted, blasted... 
