 | John Ferriar - 1813 - 154 pages
...confined to his bed, by indisposition, and my friend was reading to him, in a stormy winter-night, while the fishingboat, belonging to the castle, was at sea....fishermen returned, with the corpse of one of the boatmen. MARTIN, who has given a very particular account of Seers, in the western Islands, mentions a young... | |
 | T. M. Jarvis - 1823 - 252 pages
...anxiety respecting his people, and at last exclaimed—"My boat is lost!" The colonel replied—"How do you know it, sir?" He was answered—" I see two...fishermen returned, with the corpse of one of the boatmen. APPARITION ABOUT the year 1667,.! was staying with some persons of honour in the house of a nobleman... | |
 | 1825 - 840 pages
...He was answered — " I see two of the boatmen bringing in the third drowned, all dripping wet, anJ laying him down close beside your chair." The chair...fishermen returned, with the corpse of one of the boatmen. HORRORS OF A GUILTY CONSCIENCE. It was in the city of Amiens that the hand of justice overtook Joseph... | |
 | J S. Forsyth - 1827 - 472 pages
...answered, " I see two of the boatmen bringing in the third drowned, all dripping wet, and laying him dowu close beside your chair. The chair was shifted with...fishermen returned with the corpse of one of the boatmen !" It is perhaps to be lamented, that such narratives as these should be quoted in Dr. Ferriar's philosophic... | |
 | Katherine Augusta Ware - 1828 - 848 pages
...expressed much anxiety respecting his people; arid at last exclaimed, 'my boat is lost!' the i-.olonel replied, 'how do you know it sir? He was answered,...fishermen returned, with the corpse of one of the boatmen. OMNIUM GATHE&TTM. •We arc but the nidi rsuf . ther meu'i gooili.' A FRAGMENT. 'WHAT a lovely moonlight!'... | |
 | 1833 - 388 pages
...He answered, " I see two of the boatmen bringing in the third, drowned, all dripping wet, and laving him down close beside your chair." The chair was shifted...fishermen returned, with the corpse of one of the boatmen. A gentleman, upon whose veracity I can perfectly depend, re238 The Philosophy of lated to me the following... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1833 - 496 pages
...wet, and laying him close beside your chair." The chair was shifted with greal: precipitation ; and in the course of the night the fishermen returned with the corpse of one of the boatmen."* It is perhaps to be lamented, that such narratives as these should be quoted in Dr. Ferriar's Philosophic... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1833 - 552 pages
...wet, and laying him close beside your chair." The chair was shifted with great precipitation ; and in the course of the night the fishermen returned with the corpse of one of the boatmen."* It is perhaps to be lamented, that such narratives as these should be quoted hi Dr. Ferriar's Philosophic... | |
 | 1833 - 430 pages
...boatmen bringing in the third, drowned, dripping wet, and laying him down close beside your chair.' Tho chair was shifted with great precipitation. In the course of the night the fishermen returned with tho corpse of one of the boatmen." These death tokens are very curious, but they may be physically... | |
 | 1833 - 448 pages
...him close beside your chair.' The chair was shifted with great precipitation ; and in the course ol the night the fishermen returned with the corpse of one of the boatmen." * It is perhaps to be lamented, that such narratives as these should be quoted in Dr. Ferriar's Philosophic... | |
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I see two of the boatmen bringing in the third drowned, all dripping wet, and laying him down close beside your chair." The chair was shifted with great precipitation. In the course of the night the fishermen returned with the corpse of one of the boatmen! 
