Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: June 15, 2025
The widow then proceeded to state how she had been thrown into a dungeon, and how she and Mynheer Krause, the syndic, had been released the next day, how Mynheer Krause's house had been burnt to the ground, and all the other particulars with which the reader is already acquainted.
So argued Mr Krause's most particular friend, who thought it proper to make known his opinions on the subject, and to submit to the other authorities whether this was not a fair subject for representation in their next despatches to England; and, in consequence of his suggestion, the representation was duly made. Mynheer Krause was not the first person whose tongue had got him into difficulties.
"Yes, but a little thing will sour the face of royalty, his corn may have pinched him, at the time he might have had a twinge in the bowels his voyage may have affected him." "He smiled upon others, upon my friend, Engelback, very graciously." This was the very party who had prepared the charges against Krause his own very particular friend. "Did he?" replied Ramsay.
About the same hour of night that the letter was put into the hands of Mynheer Krause, a packet was brought up to Lord Albemarle, who was playing a game of put with his Grace the Duke of Portland; at that time put was a most fashionable game; but games are like garments as they become old they are cast off, and handed down to the servants.
And Babette, as well as her mistress, lifted up her hands in amazement, exclaiming, "What a cur, indeed!" Vanslyperken, having obtained his despatches from the States General, called at the house of Mynheer Krause, and received the letters of Ramsay; then, once more, the cutter's head was turned towards England.
With a wild scream Kretschmer tears himself loose from the hands of the provost-marshals, and rushes toward the general, crying out aloud; Mr. Krause awakens from his heavy, despairing brooding, and both editors sink down before the Russian general. With a mischievous smile, Tottleben looked at Mr. Kretschmer's bleeding back, and asked, "Who are you?" "I am the Vossian Gazette" whined out Mr.
"Why, because I think if Herr Guest has any friends left, they ought to know how he's going on that's why, Fraulein!" "How going on?" queried Madeleine with undisturbed coolness, and looked round her for a chair. Throwing a cautious glance over her shoulder, Frau Krause said behind her hand: "It's my opinion there's a woman in the case."
It is generally discharged near or at the shaft of a hair. The sweat glands discharge on the average from one and one-half to two pounds of perspiration per day, more in hot weather and much less when it is cool. They are distributed over the whole external surface of the body. According to Krause there are almost 2,400,000 of them. They carry off water and carbonic acid gas chiefly.
"I am aware of that; but still your property will be lost; it will be but a matter of prudence to save all you can: you have already a large sum of gold collected." "I have four thousand guilders, at least." "You must think of your daughter, Mynheer Krause. This gold must not find its way into the pockets of the mob.
This last was too much; and though it might turn out that Dr. Krause had quoted this passage before I had done so, had used the same edition as I had, had begun two lines from the beginning of a paragraph as I had done, and that the later resemblances were merely due to Mr. Dallas having compared Dr.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking