 | Henry Southern - 1820 - 402 pages
...imbrodered with pearle, and the multitude of lampes hanging aboute it were innumerable. The Kinge, when he came unto it, did cause Sir Anthony to ascend up into that princely throwne, and standinge by the chaire with his Vizroy and other of his nobilitie, did take Sir Anthony... | |
 | 1820 - 404 pages
...imbrodered with pearle, and the multitude of lampes hanging aboute it were innumerable. The Kinge, when he came unto it, did cause Sir Anthony to ascend up into that princely throwne, and standinge by the chaire with his Vizroy and other of his nobilitie, did take Sir Anthony... | |
 | 1825 - 970 pages
...set with turkoises and rubies very thick, and six great diamonds, which did shew like stars, the scat being of rich scarlet embroidered with pearl, and...princely a place did not become him, in regard he was hut a subject himself. Tlie King swearing a great oath, which was by the soul of Mortus .-Mi, that... | |
 | 1825 - 726 pages
...rubies very thick, and six great diamonds, which did shew like stars, the seat being of rich scatlet embroidered with pearl, and the multitude of lamps...and other of his nobility, did take Sir Anthony by t!ie band, and willed him to sit down in Ins chair »f estate; but Sir Anthony, falling on hia Uuv,... | |
 | 1820 - 406 pages
...imbrodered with pearle, and the multitude of lampes hanging aboute it were innumerable. The Kinge, when he came unto it, did cause Sir Anthony to ascend up into that princely throwne, and standinge by the chaire with his Vizroy and other of his nobilitie, did take Sir Anthony... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - 1839 - 614 pages
...imbrodered with pearle, and the multitude of lampes hanging aboute it were innumerable. The Kinge, when he came unto it, did cause Sir Anthony to ascend up into that princely throwne, and standing by the chatre with his Vizroy and other of his nobilitie, did take Sir Anlhony... | |
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... being of rich scarlet embroidered with pearl, and the multitude of lamps hanging about it were innumerable ; the King, when he came unto it, did cause Sir Anthony to ascend up into that princely throne, and standing by the chair with his viceroy,... 