 | Edmund Burke - 1772 - 656 pages
...commenced that unjuft aiid vexatious fuit ; and one day I gave him fo many wounds upbn the legs and arms; taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the ufe of both his legs. I then fell upon the other who had Bought the taufej and treated him in fuch... | |
 | 1911 - 518 pages
...for my defence to a great dagger which I carried. . . . The first man I attacked was the plaintiff who had sued me ; and one evening I wounded him in...him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. Then I sought out the other fellow who had brought the suit, and used him also in such wise that he... | |
 | 1811 - 530 pages
...commenced that unjust and vexatious suit; and one day I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly caused... | |
 | Benvenuto Cellini - 1823 - 450 pages
...that unjust and vexatious suit ; and one evening I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other, who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly... | |
 | Benvenuto Cellini - 1828 - 670 pages
...commenced that unjust and vexatious suit, and one day I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly caused... | |
 | Benvenuto Cellini - 1828 - 364 pages
...commenced that unjust and vexatious suit, and one day I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly caused... | |
 | Benvenuto Cellini - 1845 - 544 pages
...that unjust and vexatious suit ; and one evening I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care however not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other, who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly... | |
 | 1846 - 722 pages
...commenced thai unjust and vexatious suit ; and one evening 1 gave him so many wounds on the less and arms, taking care, however, not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both of his legs. I then fell upon the other who had brought the cause, and treated him in such a manner... | |
 | Benvenuto Cellini - 1847 - 524 pages
...that unjust and vexatious suit ; and one evening I gave him so many wounds upon the legs and arms, taking care, however, not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. I then fell upon the other, who had bought the cause, and treated him in such a manner, as quickly... | |
 | Martin John Spalding - 1894 - 454 pages
...commenced that unjust and vexatious suit ; and one evening I gave him so many wounds on the legs and arms, taking care, however, not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both of his legs. I then fell upon the other who had brought the cause, and treated him in such a manner... | |
| |
I attacked was the plaintiff who had sued me ; and one evening I wounded him in the legs and arms so severely, taking care, however, not to kill him, that I deprived him of the use of both his legs. 
