 | George Henry Loskiel - 1794 - 670 pages
...kind of man is this ? There he lies " and Ch. I. Ejlablt/l»nent of the Mljjlon. |$ " and fleeps. I might kill him, and throw him out into the " •wood*...concern. However, I could not forget his words. They " conftantly recurred to my mind. Even when I was afleep, " I dreamt of that blood which Chrift fhed... | |
 | William Brown (M.D.) - 1816 - 542 pages
...journey, and fell into a sound sleep. I then thought, ' What kind of a man is this? There he sleeps. I might kill him, and throw him out into the wood, and who would regard it? But this gives him no care or concern.' At the same time, I could not forget his words. They constantly recurred to my mind:... | |
 | bp. John Beck Holmes, John Holmes - 1818 - 488 pages
...sleep. I thought : What kind of man is this ? There he lies and sleeps ; I might kill him and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it ? But this...words. They constantly recurred to my mind. Even when asleep I dreamt of the blood Christ shed for us. I found this to be widely different from any thing... | |
 | bp. John Beck Holmes, John Holmes - 1818 - 492 pages
...sleep. I thought : What kind of man is this ? There he lies and sleeps ; I might kill him and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it ? But this...words. They constantly recurred to my mind. Even when asleep I dreamt of the blood Christ shed for us. I found this to be widely different from any thing... | |
 | John Angell James - 1820 - 56 pages
...life, and thou wilt live with him for ever in heaven.' " I could not," added the converted native, " I could not forget his words. They constantly recurred to my mind : even in sleep I dreamed of the blood which Christ shed for us. If then," continued he, " you would have... | |
 | 1824 - 396 pages
...sleep. I thought, what kind of man is this? There he lies and sleeps: I might kill him and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it? But this gives...words; they constantly recurred to my mind. Even, when asleep, I dreamt of the blood of Christ shed for us. I found this to be widely different from any thing... | |
 | 1824 - 524 pages
...sleep. I thought, what kind of man is this? There he lies and sleeps: I might kill him, and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it? But this gives...not forget his words; they constantly recurred to ray mind. Even when asleep, I dreamt of the blood of Christ shed for us. I found this to be widely... | |
 | 1824 - 542 pages
...the woods ; and who would regard it ? • But this gives him no care or concern.' At the same time, I could not forget his words. They constantly recurred to my mind : even when I slept, I dreamed of that blood which Christ shed for us. I found this to be something different from... | |
 | John Holmes - 1825 - 450 pages
...sleep. I thought, what kind of man is this ? Here he lies and sleeps ; I might kill him and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it? But this gives...words. They constantly recurred to my mind. Even when asleep I dreamed of the blood of Christ shed for us. I found this to be very different from any thing... | |
 | John Holmes - 1827 - 492 pages
...sleep. I thought : What kind of man is this ? There he lies and sleeps ; I might kill him and throw him into the wood, and who would regard it ? But this...words. They constantly recurred to my mind. Even when asleep I dreamt of the blood Christ shed for us. I found this to be widely different from any thing... | |
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I might kill him, and throw him out into the wood, and who would regard it? But this gives him no concern. However, I could not forget his words. They constantly recurred to my mind — Even when... 
