 This awakened my curiosity. I let my people go forward, and stayed myself, till I saw, with the utmost astonishment, two pieces, thicker and longer than our ordinary beefsteaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I...  The races of mankind - 第 196 頁Robert Brown 著 - 1873完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | John Wesley, George Story - 1818 - 934 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beefsteaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast : how it was done I cannot positively say, because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity ; ' whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1804 - 444 頁
...and longer than out ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the- higher part of the buttock of the beast : how it was done I cannot positively say, because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity : whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside... | |
 | James Bruce - 1804 - 518 頁
...thicker, and longer than our ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I cannot positively say, because judging...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity ; whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1804 - 440 頁
...and longer than our ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast : how it was done I cannot positively say, because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an objecT; of curiosity : whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside... | |
 | Samuel Burder - 1812 - 442 頁
...ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the higher par* of the buttock of the beast: how it was .-lone leannot positively say, because, judging the cow was to be...killed from the moment I saw the knife drawn, I was riot anxious to view that catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity: whatever way it... | |
 | 1815 - 500 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beef-steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I cannot positively say, because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity ; whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were *pread upon the outside... | |
 | Sir Francis Bond Head - 1830 - 582 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I cannot positively say, because judging...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity: whatever way it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside of... | |
 | 1830 - 550 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beef steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I cannot positively say, because judging...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity : whatever way it was done, it sui ely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon the outside... | |
 | 1831 - 320 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beef-steaks, cut of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done, I cannot positively say, because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity : however, in whatever manner it was done, it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread upon... | |
 | James Augustus St. John - 1831 - 336 頁
...thicker and longer than our ordinary beef-steaks, cut out of the higher part of the buttock of the beast. How it was done I cannot positively say ; because,...catastrophe, which was by no means an object of curiosity : whatever way it was done it surely was adroitly, and the two pieces were spread on the outside of... | |
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