 | John Pinkerton - 1811 - 804 sider
...joftled him : he not yet confidering how the place had changed his condition, ftood upon his terms, till they, with their axes and iron maces, the weapons...country, broke two of his ribs, in which cafe we left him behind half dead, either to get back as he could, or be devoured of beafts. Not two hours after, I... | |
 | Kenneth Parker - 1999 - 308 sider
...jostled him. He, not yet considering how the place had changed his condition, stood upon his terms; till they, with their axes and iron maces (the weapons of that country) broke two of his ribs: in which case [condition] we left him — half¿dead; either to go back as he could, or be devoured by beasts.... | |
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Italian raihion, and fpruce, they joftled him : he not yet confidering how the place had changed his condition, ftood upon his terms, till they, with their axes and iron maces, the weapons of that country, broke two of his ribs, in which cafe we left... 