 | Peter C. Mancall - History - 2006 - 431 pages
...bowels breaking out of their bellies, and are presently discolored, as black as pitch, and so unsavory, as no man can endure to cure, or to attend them. And...more strange to know, that in all this time there was never Spaniard, either by gift or torment that could attain to the true knowledge of the cure, although... | |
 | Charles W. Eliot - Travel - 2006 - 405 pages
...bowels breaking out of their bellies; which are presently discoloured as black as pitch, and so unsavory as no man can endure to cure or to attend them. And...more strange to know that in all this time there was never Spaniard, either by gift or torment, that could attain to the true knowledge of the cure, although... | |
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... as no man can endure to cure or to attend them : and it is more strange to know, that in all this time there was never Spaniard, either by gift or torment, that could... 
