 | Thomas Osborne - 1744 - 604 pages
...Writers, not being fatbfied wjth this, which he confidcred as the Effect of Chance only, ordered a Fail to be proclaimed, and a great Fire to be then made...prayed fervently to God for his Affillance in this Afiair, both the MiiTals were thrown, but the Toletan only efcaped the Violence of the Flames. Thi.%... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 642 pages
...not being ' dtisfied with this, which he confidered as the ' effeft of chance only, ordered a faft to be ' proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made,...King and people had ' prayed fervently to God for his affiftance in ' this affair, both the mifTals were thrown, ' but the Toletan only efcaped the violence... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 640 pages
...not being * fatisfied with this, which he confidered'as the * effect of chance only, ordered a Faft to be ' proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made,...King and people had ' prayed fervently to God for his affiftance in *• this affair, both the miflals were thrown, ' but the 'Toletan only efcaped the violence... | |
 | Sir John Hawkins - 1787 - 634 pages
...writers, not being fatisfied with this, which he confidered as the effect of chance only, ordered a faft to be proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made,...King and people had prayed fervently to God for his affiftance in this aflair, both the miflals were thrown, but the Toletan only efcaped the violence... | |
 | John Hawkins - 1787 - 652 pages
...then made, c into which, after the King and people had c prayed fervently to God for his affiftance in * this affair, both the miflals were thrown, ' but the Toletan only efcaped the violence of f the flames. This, continue the fame authors, * made iuch.an impreflion upon the King, that * he permitted... | |
 | John Hawkins - 1787 - 636 pages
...not being fatisfied with this, which ' he confidered as the effect of chance only, * ordered a faft to be proclaimed, and a great ? fire to be then made, into which, after the c King and people had prayed fervently to ' God for his afliftance in this affair, both the * miflals... | |
 | John Hawkins - 1787 - 632 pages
...the ' effect of chance only, ordered a faft to be c proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made, f into which, after the King and people had ' prayed fervently to God for his affiftance in ' this affair, both the miflals were thrown, ' but the 'Toletan only efcaped the violence... | |
 | Adam Clarke - 1804 - 318 pages
...writers, not being satisfied with this, which he considered as the effect of chance only, ordered a fast to be proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made...king and people had prayed fervently to God for his assistance in this affair, both the Missals were thrown, but 1 - the Toletan only escaped the violence... | |
 | Thomas Frognall Dibdin - 1811 - 828 pages
...writers, not being satisfied with this, which he considered as the effect of chance only, ordered a fast to be proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made...king and people had prayed fervently to God for his assistance in this affair, both the missals were thrown ; but the Toletan only escaped the violence... | |
 | Thomas Frognall Dibdin - 1811 - 844 pages
...writers, not being satisfied with this, which he considered as the effect of chance only, ordered a fast to be proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made...the king and people had prayed fervently to God for bis assistance in this affair, both ths missals were thrown ; but the Toletan only escaped the violence... | |
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Spanish writers, not being satisfied with this, which he considered as the effect of chance only, ordered a fast to be proclaimed, and a great fire to be then made; into which, after the King and people had prayed fervently to God for his assistance in... 
