 | Edmund Burke - 1772 - 656 sider
...fit down ; but pardon the excefs of my affliftion." The Frenchmen told him, that he had no need of excufes ; that they were going to leave him alone,...friends unlefs he gave orders to light the fires again *, lighting his own before them, and that they mould not leave him till his brother was buried. He... | |
 | 1803 - 582 sider
...fit down ; but pardon the excefs of my affliction." The Frenchmen told him, that he had no need of excufes ; that they were going to leave him alone, but that they would ceafe to be his friends uniefs he gave orders to light the fires again*, lighting his own before them, and that they ihould... | |
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... not leave him till his brother was buried. He took all the Frenchmen by the hands, and faid, " Since all the chiefs and noble officers will have me ftay on earth, I will do it, I will not kill myfelf... 