 | John Walker - 1811 - 574 pagina’s
...King replied, that I need not be apprehensive that he would discover any thing, for he would not trust any body in the world to make experience of his secret, but that he would do it with his own hands, and, therefore, desired some of the powder, which I delivered,... | |
 | William Alexander Hammond - 1881 - 280 pagina’s
...replied that he needed not apprehend any fear that he would discover, for he would not trust anybody in the world to make experience of his secret, but...do it with his own hands ; therefore he would have some of the powder ; which I delivered, instructing him in all the circumstances. Whereupon his majesty... | |
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... in the world to make experience of his secret, but he would do it with his own hands ; therefore he would have some of the powder ; which I delivered, instructing him in all the circumstances. Whereupon his majesty made sundry proofs whence he derived... 