 | 1770
...; and fhe promifed never more to maintain them. Her fentence was then mitigated ; (he was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. Enough was now done to fulfil all • political views, and to convince both the French and the Englifh... | |
 | David Hume - 1810
...promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was then mitigated : She was condemned to CHAP; perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. ENOUGH was now done to fulfil all political views, and to convince both the French and the English,... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1810
...her oppressors desired ; and willing to shew some appearance of mercy, they changed her sentence into perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the rage of her enemies was not yet satiated. Perfectly satisfied of her guilt, they were willing... | |
 | J A. Stewart - 1814
...oppressors desired ; and, willing to shew some appearance of mercy, they changed her sentence into perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the rage of her enemies was not yet satiated. Suspecting that the female habit which she had consented... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1823
...oppressors desired ; and, willing to show some appearance of mercy, they changed her sentence into perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the rage of her enemies was not yet satiated. Perfectly satisfied of her guilt, they were willing... | |
 | 1823
...— -v -•' desired ; and willing to show some appearance of mercy, they changed her sentence into perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the rage of her enemies was not yet satiated. Suspecting that the female dress which she had consented... | |
 | David Hume - 1825
...rejected; and she promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was then mitigated; she was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. Eiecution Enough was now done to fulfil all political Maid of views, and to convince both the French... | |
 | William Hone - 1868
...rejected; and promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was mitigated : she was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the barbarous vengeance of Joan's enemies was not satisfied with this victory. Suspecting that... | |
 | William Hone - 1826
...rejected; and promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was mitigated : she was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the barbarous vengeance of Joan's enemies was not satisfied with this victory. Suspecting that... | |
 | William Hone - 1826
...rejected; and promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was mitigated : she was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. But the barbarous vengeance of Joan's enemies was not satisfied with this victory. Suspecting that... | |
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... promised never more to maintain them. Her sentence was then mitigated : she was condemned to perpetual imprisonment, and to be fed during life on bread and water. 
