 | John Moore - 1781 - 544 síður
...females, of a " nature far fuperior to women, wait with " impatience to receive all pious Mu'flul*' men into their arms." It is needlefs to relate to you...narrative ; but, interrupting me with impatience, fhe faid, fhc was furprifed I could repeat all the nonfenfical, deteftable, impious maxims of thofe... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS. - 1781 - 588 síður
...needlefa to relate to you any more of onr converfatron. A ladv, to whom I was giving an account of ic the day on which it happened, could with difficulty...; but, interrupting me with impatience, (he faid, fue was furprifed I 'could repeat all the nonfenlical, detellable, impious maxims of thofe odious Mahometans;... | |
 | John Moore - 1787 - 548 síður
...females, of a u nature far fuperior to women, wait with " impatience to receive all pious Mufiul*' men into their arms." It is needlefs to relate to you...my narrative; but, interrupting me with impatience, fhe faid, me was furprifed I could repeat all the nonfenfical, deteftable, impious maxims of thofe... | |
 | John Moore - 1795 - 508 síður
...females, of a " nature far fuperior to women, wait with " impatience to receive all pious .MufTul•was giving an account -of it the day on •which it happened,...narrative ; but, interrupting me with impatience, fhe faid, fhe was furprifed I could repeat all the nonfenfical, deteftable, impious maxims of thofe... | |
 | G. H. Wilson - 1807 - 442 síður
...pious mussulmans into their arms.' '•" It is needless to relate to you any more of our conversation. A lady to whom I was giving an account of it the day...with difficulty allow me to proceed thus far in my narration ; but interrupting me with impatience, she said, she was surprised I could repeat all the... | |
 | John Nichols - 1812 - 754 síður
...all pious Mussulnii-n into their arms.' It is needless to relate ta you any more of our conversation. A lady to whom I was giving an account of it the day...proceed thus far in my narrative ; but, interrupting ine with impatience, she said, she was surprised I could repeat all the nonsensical, impious maxims... | |
 | John Nichols - 1812 - 758 síður
...all pious Mussuhncn into their arms.' It is needless to relate to you any more of our conversation. A lady to whom I was giving an account of it the day...which it happened, could with difficulty allow me tn proceed thus far in my narrative ; but, interruptitur me with imp-iticnce, she said, she was surprised... | |
 | John Moore - 1820 - 476 síður
...all pious Mussulmen into their arms>* It is needless to relate to you any more of our conversation. A lady, to whom I was giving an account of it the...narrative ; but, interrupting me with impatience, she said, she was 'surprised I could repeat all the nonsensical, detestable, impious maxims of those... | |
 | John Moore, Robert Anderson - 1820 - 470 síður
...all pious Mussulmen into their arms.' It is needless to relate to you any more of our conversation. A lady, to whom I was giving an account of it the...narrative ; but, interrupting me with impatience, she said, she was surprised I could repeat all the nonsensical, detestable, impious maxims of those... | |
 | Edward Vaughan Kenealy - 1869 - 336 síður
...needless to relate to yon any more of our conversation. A lady to whom I was giving account of it on the day on which it happened could with difficulty...my narrative ; but interrupting me with impatience, she said she was surprised I could repeat all the nonsensical, detestable, impious maxims of those... | |
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A lady, to whom I was giving an account of it the day on which it happened, could with difficulty allow me to proceed thus far in my narrative ; but, interrupting me with impatience... 
