 | William Hodges - 1783 - 210 pages
...time they halted. She then addreffed thofe who were near her with compofure, and without the leaft trepidation of voice or change of countenance. She...in which was a red colour mixed up, and dipping in it the fore-finger of her right hand fhe marked thofe near her, to whom me wifhed to fhew the laft... | |
 | 1793 - 524 pages
...time they halted. She then addreiled thofe who were near her with compofure, and without the leaft trepidation of voice or change of countenance. She...cocoa nut, in which was a red colour mixed up, and dip I 1 .. :.] ping in it the fore-finger of her right hand, íhe marked thofe near her, to whom (he... | |
 | John Walker - 1795 - 806 pages
...body, where HIN for Come time they halted. She thenadrtrefled thole who were near her without the lead trepidation of voice or change of countenance. She held in her left 'hand a. cocoa-nut, in which was a red colour mixed, and dipping in it the fore-finger of her right hand, Ihe... | |
 | 366 pages
...fome time they halted. She then addreffed thofe who were near her with compofure and without the leaft trepidation of voice or change of countenance. She held in her left hand a cocoa-nut, in which was a red colour mixed up, and dipping in it the fore-finger of her right hand,(he... | |
 | William Granger - 1807 - 538 pages
...halted. She then addrefled thofe who were near her with compofure, and \vithout the leaft trepidation of of voice, or change of countenance. She held in her left hand a cocoa nutj in which was a red colour mixed up, and dippiag in it the fore-finger of her right hand, (he marked... | |
 | John Evans - 1807 - 318 pages
...steady and iii ui step, and, apparently, with a perfect composure of countenance, approached close to the body of her husband, where for some time they...change of countenance. " She held in her left hand a cocoa-nut shell, in which was a red colour mixed up, and dip* ping in it the fore finger of her right... | |
 | John Walker - 1807 - 1002 pages
...body, where for fent time they halted. She then adortdeil thofe who were near her, without ibekaft trepidation of voice, or change of countenance. She held in her left hand > cocci. nut, in which was a red colour eixtd, and dipping in it the fore finger *f ber right hand,... | |
 | England - 1809 - 356 pages
...composure of countenance, approached close to the body of her husband, where for some time they hatted. She then addressed those who were near her with composure...without the least trepidation of voice, or change of conntenance. She held in her left hand a cocoa-nut, in which was a red colour mixed up, and dipping... | |
 | Samuel Butler - 1812 - 876 pages
...of countenance, approached close to ihe body of her husband, where for some time they halted. Sin1 then addressed those who were near her with composure, and without the !<-;>• i trepidation of voice or changi' ot colour. She held in her left hand a cocoa-nut, in which... | |
 | Samuel Butler - 1819 - 584 pages
...with a steady and firm step ; and apparently with a perfect composure of countenance, approached close to the body of her husband, where for some time they...without the least trepidation of voice or change of colour. She held in her left hand a cocoa-nut, in which was a red colour mixed up, and dipping in it... | |
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She then addressed those who were near her, with composure, and without the least trepidation of voice or change of countenance. She held in her left hand a cocoa... 
