 | 1758 - 282 strani
...but to fay He mud go. ..-,.)•. The dogs'of Egypt, wl.cn thirft brings them ,to the Nile, are faid to run as they drink for fear of the Crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full fpeed. He enters, finds the family at table, fits familiarly down, and fills his plate ; but, while... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 430 strani
...other reafon but to fay, He muft go. The dogs of Egypt; when thirft brings them to the Nile, are faid to run as they drink for fear of the crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full fpeed. He enters, finds the family at table, fits familiarly down, and fills his plate ; but while... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 432 strani
...other reafon but to fay, He muft go. The dogs of Egypt, when thirft brings them to the Nile, are faid to run as they drink for fear of the crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full fpeed. He enters, finds the family at table, fits familiarly down, and fills his plate ; but while... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 220 strani
...again, to tell them how an unexpected summons hurries him away. — When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down ; and so short...them to the Nile, are said to run as they drink for ft.ar of the crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full speed. He enters, finds the family at table,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 410 strani
...— When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down ; and so short are hi* visits, that he seldom appears to have come for any...run as they drink for fear of the crocodiles. Jack Whirkr always dines at full speed. He enters, finds the family at table, sits familiarly down, and... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 428 strani
...again, to tell them how an unexpected summons hurries him away. — When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down; and so short...run as they drink for fear of the crocodiles. Jack JVhirler always dines at full speed. He enters, finds the family at table, sits familiarly down, and... | |
 | British essayists - 1823 - 762 strani
...— When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down ; and so short are bis visits, that he seldom appears to have come for any...brings them to the Nile, are said to run as they drink, forfear of the crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full speed. He enters, finds the family at... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1825 - 510 strani
...comes again to tell them how an unexpected summons hurries him away. When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down ; and so short...dogs of Egypt, when thirst brings them to the Nile, arc said to run as they drink, for fear of the crocodiles. Jack Whirler always dines at full speed.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1825 - 610 strani
...again, to tell them how an unexpected summons hurries him away. — When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down ; and so short are his visits, that he seldom appears to have coma for any other reason, but to say, He must go. The dogs of Egypt, when thirst brings them to the... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy - 1834 - 630 strani
...comes again, to tell them how an unexpected summons hurries him away. When he enters a house, his first oof of understanding, and the only solid basis hare come for any other reason but to say he must g°The dogs of Egypt, when thirst brings them to... | |
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When he enters a house, his first declaration is, that he cannot sit down; and so short are his visits, that he seldom appears to have come for any other reason but to say, He must go. 
