 | John Adolphus - 1799 - 528 頁
...of his manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his anfwers, made fuch an evident impreflion on fome of the audience in the galleries, that a determined...declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Roll iflue from the tribunes ; and added, that if the king had remained ten minutes longer in their... | |
 | John Adolphus - 1799 - 526 頁
...of his manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his anfwers, made fuch an evident impreflion on fome of the audience in the galleries, that a determined enemy of royalty, who had had his eye upon them, declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Roi! iflue from the... | |
 | John Adolphus - 1799 - 522 頁
...his manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his anfwers, made fuch, an evident impreffion on fome of the audience in the galleries, that a determined enemy of royahy, had his eye upon them, declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Rot! iffue... | |
 | John Moore, Robert Anderson - 1820 - 522 頁
...manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries, that a determined...declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Hoi ! issue from the tribunes ; and added, that if the king had remained ten minutes longer in their... | |
 | John Moore - 1820 - 532 頁
...manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries, that a determined...declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Hoi ! issue from the tribunes ; and added, that if the king had remained ten minutes longer in their... | |
 | 1892 - 432 頁
...manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries, that a determined...that he was afraid of hearing the cry of Vive le Roi ! issue from the tribunes ; and added that if the King had remained ten minutes longer in their sight,... | |
 | Nesta Helen Webster - 1919 - 560 頁
...manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries that a determined...he was afraid of hearing the cry of ' Vive le Roi ! ' issue from the tribunes, and added that if the King had remained ten minutes longer in their sight... | |
 | David P. Jordan - 2004 - 334 頁
...manner, the admirable promptness and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries, that a determined...them, declared that he was afraid of hearing the cry Vive le roil issue from the tribunes. The spy Monro said much the same thing in his dispatch to Lord... | |
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The king's appearance in the convention, the dignified resignation of his manner, the admirable promptitude and candour of his answers, made such an evident impression on some of the audience in the galleries, that a determined enemy of royalty, who had... 