 | Robert Lindsay - 1728 - 268 Seiten
...faying to bim, I ßall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, ifthoußoot one Shot this 1>ay. lam determined, that I will have them all before me on a plain Fief rf? and fee them what they can do all before we. THE Englifl) Men were come all over the Bridge,... | |
 | Henry William Weber - 1808 - 434 Seiten
...answered to Robert Borthwick, his gunner, like a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him, " I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if thou shoot one shoot this day. I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see then... | |
 | Henry William Weber - 1808 - 414 Seiten
...answered to Robert Borthwick, his gunner, like a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him, " I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if thou shoot one shoot this day. I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see then... | |
 | 1895 - 862 Seiten
...artillery to be flred at the bridge, on which the guns were already directed, and that the king said, -- I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see what they can do all before me." But if James was to blame, Surrey equally is to be criticised for... | |
 | 1890 - 562 Seiten
...disordered columns ; and how James answered, " like a man that had been reft of his wits, saying to him, ' I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if thou shoot one shoot this day. I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see then... | |
 | 1895 - 680 Seiten
...artillery to be fired at the bridge, on which the guns were already directed, and that the King said, " I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see what they can do all before me." But if James was to blame, Surrey equally is to be criticised for... | |
 | Nicholas Dickson, William Sanderson - 1913 - 324 Seiten
...answered to Robert Borthwick, his gunner, l'.ke a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him — "I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee if...field, and see then what they can do all before me." A little later in the afternoon, however, whether with or without the King's consent, the artillery... | |
 | William Fitzwilliam Elliot - 1911 - 256 Seiten
...either of which was almost equal to the whole army of the Scots.' been reft of his Wit, saying to him, I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if...Field, and see then what they can do all before me.' The story is nowadays held to be pure nonsense, and so it is if connected — as it invariably is —... | |
 | Ida Ashworth Taylor - 1913 - 378 Seiten
...goes on to tell that James made answer, " like a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him, ' I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if...have them all before me on a plain field, and see what they can do all before me.' " That the passage refers to the crossing of the main body of the... | |
 | Ida Ashworth Taylor - 1913 - 392 Seiten
...goes on to tell that James made answer, " like a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him, ' I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee, if...shot this day. I am determined that I will have them THE SCOTTISH CAMP FIRED 283 all before me on a plain field, and see what they can do all before me.'... | |
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Borthwick, his gunner, like a man that had been reft of his wit, saying to him: ' I shall hang thee, quarter thee, and draw thee if thou shoot one shot this day. I am determined that I will have them all before me on a plain field, and see then what they... 