 | Charles Mills - 1821 - 444 pages
...SOI. " It is storied," says Fuller, " how Eleanor, his lady, " sucked all the poison out of his wounds without doing any " harm to herself. So sovereign...so pretty a story should not be true (with all the " miracles in love's legends), and sure he shall get himself " no credit, who undertaketh to confute... | |
 | Charles Mills - 1822 - 468 pages
...501. " It is storied, says Fuller, how Eleanor, his lady, " sucked all the poison out of his wounds without doing any " harm to herself. So sovereign...is a woman's " tongue, anointed with the virtue of lovmg affection. Pity " it is that so pretty a story should not be true (with all the " miracles in... | |
 | Richard Warner - 1824 - 364 pages
...affection, as is only to be found in the heart of 'woman. " Pity it " is," says the quaint Fuller, " that so pretty " a story should not be true, with all the " miracles of love's legends ;" and, indeed* however probable the well-known generous feeling and deep... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1831 - 468 pages
...the valour and abi* " It is storied how Eleanor, his lady, sucked all the poison out of his wounds, without doing any harm to herself. So sovereign a...so pretty a story should not be true (with all the miracles in love's legends), and sure he shall get himself no credit who undertaketh to confute a passage... | |
 | Michael Russell (bp. of Glasgow and Galloway.) - 1831 - 466 pages
...the valour and abi* " It is storied how Eleanor, his lady, sucked all the poison out of his wounds, without doing any harm to herself. So sovereign a...is that so pretty a story should not be true (with mil the miracles in love's legends}, and sure he shall get himself no credit who undertaketh to confute... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1833 - 374 pages
...sucked all the poison out of hlrf wounds, without iloine any harm to herself. So sovereign a remedy if a woman's tongue anointed with the virtue of loving...is that so pretty a story should not be true (with ail Ihe miracles in love'* legends), and sure to shall get himself no credit who imdu uitttb Mr It... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1833 - 350 pages
...means employed by surgical skill, aided by the resources of a strong mind and a vigorous constitution.* is that so pretty a story should not be true (with all the miracles '." lefends), and rare he (hall get himself no credit who under!? ..i ir It soon became manifest... | |
 | 1835 - 350 pages
...sacked all the poison out of his wounds, without doing any harm to herself. So sovereign a remedy ia a woman's tongue anointed with the virtue of loving affection ! Pity it is that no pretty a etory should not be true (with all the miracles in love's legends), and sure he shall get... | |
 | William Wallen - 1836 - 252 pages
...mortgaging the province of Aquitaine.* The French monarch embarked for the Holy Land early in the year 1270, but the fleet was driven on the shores of Sardinia;...should not be true, (with all the mira* Annales de Margnn. Speed's Chronicles, p. 6-11. cles in love's legends) ; and sure, he shall get himself no credit,... | |
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It is storied how Eleanor, his lady, sucked all the poison out of his wounds, without doing any harm to herself. So sovereign a remedy is a woman's tongue anointed with the virtue of loving affection ! Pity it is that so pretty a story should not be true... 
