 | John Wesley, George Story - Christianity - 1818 - 934 pages
...visible by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in her mind, had prejudged him guiltyHowever, in conformity to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard was sent for, and in a few hours the messenger returned, accompanied by him in person. The old lady, on... | |
 | William Granger - Characters and characteristics - 1802 - 672 pages
...rcafons ; but it was vifible by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that fhe, in her own mind, had prejudjed him guilty. However, in conformity to the advice that...old lady, on his entering the room, in the vehemence of her paflion, charged him abruptly with the murder of her fon. Mr. Galliard made anfwer coolly, that-... | |
 | Religion - 1818 - 588 pages
...of his counsel and reasons ; but it was visible by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in her mind, had prejudged him guilty. However, in conformity...to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard was sent for, and in a few hours the messenger returned, accompanied by him in pering the room, in the... | |
 | Anecdotes - 1820 - 442 pages
...approve of his advice and reasons ; but it was visible, by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in her own mind, had prejudged him guilty* However,...to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard was sent for, and in a few hours the messenger returned, accompanied by Mr. Galliard in person. The old... | |
 | Adventure and adventurers - 1825 - 844 pages
...approve of his advice and reasons ; but it was visible, by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in. her own mind, had prejudged him guilty. However,...to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard was sent for, and in a few hours the messenger returned, accompanied by Mr. Galliard in person. The old... | |
 | English literature - 1787 - 564 pages
...; Iwt I was vinble, by tlie countenance of Mil. Gonlier, that Oie, in her own mind, h*J prr judged him guilty- However, in conformity to the advice that had been given, Mr. Gulliard was fent fur, and in ยป few ham tbt the msflenger returned, accompanied by Mr. Galliard in... | |
 | Adventure and adventurers - 1844 - 632 pages
...approve , of Ms advice and reasons; but it was visible by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in her own mind, had prejudged him guilty* However,...to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard was sent for, and ma few hours the messenger returned, accompanied by Mr. Galliard in person. The old lady,... | |
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The greatest part of the company seemed to approve of his advice and reasons ; but it was visible, by the countenance of Mrs. Gordier, that she, in her own mind, had prejudged him guilty* However, in conformity to the advice that had been given, Mr. Galliard... 