 | John George Cochrane - 1834 - 494 pages
...of life, and of their present avocations. Most of them had shed blood. . They .told me they knew no other mode of life. It was a most miserable one by...their account. They were naked and starving. Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys,, and barren their hills, every, hand being set at work, there... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1834 - 392 pages
...of life, and of their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. He told me they knew not any other mode of life : it was a most miserable one...account ; they were naked and starving. Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys and barren their hills, every hand being set at work, there is... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1836 - 274 pages
...life, and of their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. They told me they knew not any other mode of life; it was a most miserable one...account; they were naked and starving. " Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys, and barren their hills, every hand being set at work, there... | |
 | Sir Thomas Wyse - 1836 - 578 pages
...never more committed." Now for the result. " Most of them had shed blood. They told me they knew no other mode of life. It was a most miserable one, by...their account. They were naked and starving. Now, poor as is the soil of their small valley, and barren their hills, every hand being set at work, there aplenty... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1836 - 270 pages
...life, and of'their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. They told me they knew not any other mode of life; it was a most miserable one by their account; they were naked and starving. " I see M. Capo d'Istria has been murdered. I wish Major Hall were his successor, for now I have the... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1836 - 286 pages
...life, and of their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. They told me they knew not any other mode of life ; it was a .most miserable one by their account j they were naked and starving. " Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys, and barren their... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1841 - 384 pages
...life, and of their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. They told me they knew nottben any other mode of life. It was a most miserable one...is the soil of their small valleys and barren their hills,every hand being set at work there is plenty of clotues, of food ; and so sensible they are of... | |
 | 1853 - 774 pages
...of life ; it was a most miserable one, by their accounts. They were naked and starving. Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys, and barren their hills, every hand being set to work, there is plenty of clothes and food; and so sensible are they of the immense benefit conferred... | |
 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 1858 - 274 pages
...life, and of their present avocations. Most of these men had shed blood. They told me they knew not any other mode of life : it was a most miserable one...account ; they were naked and starving. " Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys, and barren their hills, every hand being set at work, there... | |
 | Victor Jacquemont - 1861 - 456 pages
...conversed whith them, of their former mode of life, and of their present avocations. Most of theses men had shed blood. They told me they knew not then...soil of their small valleys and barren their hills, but every hand being set at work there is plenty of clothes, of food; and so sensible they are of the... | |
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They told me they knew not any other mode of life; it was a most miserable one by their account; they were naked and starving. " Now, poor as is the soil of their small valleys, and barren their hills, every hand being set at work, there is plenty of... 
