 | John Clark Marshman - 1867 - 480 pages
...foot of the ghauts as he was marching back, and exclaimed with astonishment, " Is the peace so certain that you quit all before the negotiation is ended. The possession of these two countries would have kept Tippoo in awe, and inclined him to reasonable terms. But you quit the... | |
 | Edward Henry Nolan - 1878 - 446 pages
...course pursued. "Is the peace EO certain," said the astute and pious interpreter, " that you quit nil before the negotiation is ended ? The possession of...quit the reins, and how will you manage the beast ? " When, however, Fullarton had reluctantly and tsrdily surrendered most of his conquests, the impracticable... | |
 | Edward Henry Nolan - 1878 - 994 pages
...the folly of the course pursued. " Is the peace to certain," said the nstntc and pious interpreter, " that you quit all before the negotiation is ended...inclined him to reasonable terms. But you quit the veins, and how will you manage the beast?" When, however, i'ullarton had reluctantly and turAs dily... | |
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And is the peace so certain," said he, " that you quit all before the negotiation is ended ? The possession of these rich countries would have kept Tippoo in awe, and inclined him to reasonable terms. But you quit the reins, and how will you manage the... 
