 | John Bernard Trotter - 1811 - 598 páginas
...supernatural : there was, also, in it a tender gratitude, which breathed " un464 utterable things," and to the last, the disinterested and affectionate,...visible throughout the day * the unbeliever who '" came so scoff," must have remained to pray. It was now Mr. Fox gathered the fruits of his glorious life... | |
 | Englishmen - 1836 - 258 páginas
...opened, and then the erroneous conclusions drawn would appear." His last moments are thus described : " The scene which followed was worthy of the illustrious...came to scoff must have remained to pray.' It was now that Mr Fox gathered the fruits of his glorious life : his departure was unruffled by remorse, —... | |
 | Englishmen - 1837 - 528 páginas
...opened, and then the erroneous conclusions drawn would appear." His last moments are thus described : " The scene which followed was worthy of the illustrious...visible throughout the day, — the unbeliever who ' сame to scoff must have remained to pray.' It was now that Mr Fox gathered the fruits of his glorious... | |
 | Edward Shepherd Creasy - 1850 - 532 páginas
...as looked supernatural : there was also in it a tender gratitude which breathed unutterable things, and, to the last, the disinterested and affectionate,...came to scoff must have remained to pray.' It was now that Mr. Fox gathered the fruits of his glorious life : his departure was unruffled by remorse, —... | |
 | Edward Shepherd Creasy - 1850 - 528 páginas
...as looked supernatural: there was also in it a tender gratitude which breathed unutterable things, and, to the last, the disinterested and affectionate,...spirit to a merciful Deity visible throughout the day,—the unbeliever who ' came to scoff must have remained to pray.' It was now that Mr. Fox gathered... | |
 | George Godfrey Cunningham - 1863 - 826 páginas
...opened, and then the erroneous conclusions drawn would appear." His last moments are thus described: "The scene which followed was worthy of the illustrious...throughout the day, — the unbeliever who ' came to scoti must have remained to pray.' It was now that Mr Fox gathered the fruits of his glorious life... | |
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His last moments are thus described : " The scene which followed was worthy of the illustrious name of Fox. As his breathing became painfully difficult he no longer spoke ; but his looks, his countenance, gradually assumed a sublime yet tender air. He... 