 | English essays - 1828 - 714 pages
...ex1S*S.] [Nor. plode it, if any one attempted to enter. Others thought we had better prepare to set 6 re to the school sooner than surrender unconditionally....round the windows, calling out that the master was corning with assistants, and saying every thing to intimidate us. Many of us were completely jaded... | |
 | Early English newspapers - 1828 - 758 pages
...with gunpowder, and ex409 Genealogies of Christ. [Nor. plode it, if any one attempted to enter. Others thought we had better prepare to set fire to the school sooner than surrender unconditionally. But the majoriiy advised what was perhaps the most prudent resolution, to wait for another attack ; and, if... | |
 | 1829 - 762 pages
...hole in the windowscat, fill it with gunpowder, and explode it, if any one attempted to enter. Others thought we had better prepare to set fire to the school...windows, calling out that the master was coming with assistants, and saying every thing to intimidate us. Many of us were completely jaded with the over-excitement... | |
 | John Brand - 1849 - 574 pages
...hole in the window seat, fill it with gunpowder, and explode it if any one attempted to enter. Others thought we had better prepare to set fire to the school...make the best retreat we could. The affair of the barring out had now become known, and persons began to assemble round the windows, calling out that... | |
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Some proposed to drill a hole in the windowscat, fill it with gunpowder, and explode it, if any one attempted to enter. Others thought we had better prepare to set fire to the school sooner than surrender unconditionally. But the majority advised, what... 