 | Jacques-François-Paul-Aldonce de Sade - 1776 - 598 pages
...acquainted with. But by her laugh and the geftures of thofe about me, I fuipected fomething; and obferving her with more attention, I found under the helmet...would take them for fables. I will therefore confine myfelf to a few facts, to which I was -witnefs. By accident, fcveral ftrangers who came to Puzzoli... | |
 | Torquato Tasso - Crusades - 1792 - 430 pages
...laugh, and the gefture of thofe about me, I Wpe&ed fomething ; and obferving her with more attention, [found under the helmet the face of this formidable...would take them for fables. I will therefore confine myfelf to a few fa.Ss, to which I was witnefs. By accidenr feveral ftrangers who came to Puzzoli to... | |
 | Jacques-François-Paul-Aldonce de Sade, Mrs. Dobson (Susannah) - Poets, Italian - 1797 - 438 pages
...with ; but by her laugh, and the geftures of thofe about me, I fufpe&ed fomething ; and, obferving her with more attention, I found under the helmet...they relate of her, you would take them for fables. I wilt therefore confine myfelf to a few fa&s, to which I was witnefs. By accident, feveral ftrangers,... | |
 | Torquato Tasso - Crusades - 1802 - 406 pages
...acquainted with. But by her laugh, and the gefture of thofe about me, I fufpeded fomething; and obferving her with more attention, I found under the helmet the face of this formidable virgin. Was 1 to inform you of half the things they relate of her, you would take them for fables. I •will therefore... | |
 | Jacques-François-Paul-Aldonce de Sade - Poets, Italian - 1809 - 392 pages
...armed in the open air. ' I had seen her in my first voyage to Naples about three years ago; but as she was very much altered, I did not know her again....confine myself to a few facts, to which I was witness. By accident, several strangers, who came to Puzzoli to see this wonder, were all assembled at the citadel... | |
 | Torquato Tasso - 1810 - 402 pages
...The bear and shaggy lion's tracks pursu'd : not acquainted with. But by her laugh, and the gesture of those about me, I suspected something ; and observing...confine myself to a few facts, to which I was witness. By accident several strangers, who came to Puzzoli to see this wonder, were all assembled at the citadel,... | |
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I was not acquainted with; but, by her laugh, and the gestures of those about me, I suspected something; and, observing her with more attention, I found under the helmet the face of this formidable virgin. Was I to inform you of half the things they relate... 