 | Edmund Burke - History - 1759 - 516 pages
...fixth day the boy fickened, and fix days after dcfired his mother, who all this time had held fcim in her lap, to lay him at his length in the manger....hand, felt it was very cold ; (he then put her hand to h\3 mouth, and finding that cold likcwife, (lie gave him a little milk ; the boy then cried, Ob my... | |
 | History - 1764 - 524 pages
...reached it themfelves. On the fixth day the boy fickened, and fix days after defired hii mother, who ail this time had held him in her lap, to lay him at his...and taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold ; me then put her hand to his mouth, and finding that cold likeivife, fhe gave him a little milk ;... | |
 | History - 1795 - 532 pages
...shoulders, and reached it themselves. On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her...lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold ; she then put her hand to his mouth, and finding... | |
 | Thomas Day - 1801 - 220 pages
...the goats climbed upon her fhouldcrs, and reached it themfelves; On the fixth day the boy fickened, and fix days after defired his mother, who all this...had held him in her lap, to lay him at his length in a manger. She did fo, and taking him -by the hand, felt it was very cold ; fhe-then put her hand to... | |
 | Thomas Day - Conduct of life - 1809 - 402 pages
...shoulders, and reached.it thenwelve*.' P On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after desired his mother, who all this time had held him in. her...lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and taking him by the hand, felt it was verycold ; she then put her hand to his mouth, and finding... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - Meteorology - 1809 - 778 pages
...most violent pains in the stomach, and his illness continued 6 days, on the last of which he desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her lap, to lay him at his length in the manger, where he soon after died. In the mean time the quantity of milk given by the goat diminished daily,... | |
 | Edward Polehampton - 1815 - 628 pages
...most violent pains in the stomach, and his illness continued six days, on the la^t of which he desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her lap, to lay him at his length in the manger, where he soon after died. In the mean time the quantity of milk given by tlie goat diminished daily,... | |
 | Geography - 1819 - 188 pages
...reached it themselves. On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after, desired his mother, who nil this time had held him in her lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and, taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold; she then put her hand to his mouth, and finding... | |
 | Characters and characteristics - 1820 - 494 pages
...shoulders and reached it themselves. On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her...lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and •I . . * / taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold. She then put her hand to his mouth,... | |
 | Joseph Taylor - 1821 - 300 pages
...shoulders and reached it themselves. On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her...lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold. She then put her hand to his mouth, and finding... | |
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On the sixth day the boy sickened, and six days after desired his mother, who all this time had held him in her lap, to lay him at his length in the manger. She did so, and taking him by the hand, felt it was very cold... 
