 ... he raised his head from the arms, the stone table burst right in twain, for his beard had grown through it. ' Give me thy hand !' said he to the slave. The slave durst not give him the hand, but put forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his...  A Yacht Voyage to Norway, Denmark, and Sweden - Sayfa 75William A. Ross tarafından - 1848 - 359 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | 1821 - 800 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ' It is well ! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark." " Leaving the casemates, and ascending the ramparts, Englishmen will find themselves on classic ground.... | |
 | 1821 - 778 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger in. dented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ' It is well ! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.* " Leaving the casemates, and ascending the ramparts, Englishmen will find themselves on classic ground.... | |
 | Andreas Andersen Feldborg - 1824 - 474 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ' It is well! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.'" Leaving the casemates, and ascending the ramparts, Englishmen will find themselves on classic grotlrid.... | |
 | Henry David Inglis - 1829 - 334 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ' It is well ! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark. * " " Leaving the casemates, and ascending the ramparts, Englishmen will find themselves on classic... | |
 | Robert Montgomery - 1833 - 212 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ' It is well; I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.'" Leaving the casemates, and ascending the ramparts, Englishmen will find themselves on classic ground.... | |
 | John Barrow - 1834 - 424 sayfa
...put forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, ^It is well ! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.' " Our little vessel was crowded with passengers, the greater proportion of whom were ladies, who, of... | |
 | John Barrow - 1834 - 446 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering,' It is well! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.' " Our little vessel was crowded with passengers, the greater proportion of whom were ladies, who, of... | |
 | William Harrison Ainsworth - 1848 - 552 sayfa
...friendly response (for Holgu perceived not the difference between flesh and iron) to the feelings of Holgu made a deep impression on his heart, unaccustomed...trembling slave, "It is well, I am glad that there are yet шгп in Denmark." The serf returned to earth as soon as permission was obtained, and, relating the... | |
 | M. A. Donne - 1863 - 158 sayfa
...forth an iron bar, which Holger indented with his fingers. At last he let go his hold, muttering, " It is well ! I am glad that there are yet men in Denmark.' " " If ever his country should be in' dire distress, Holger, it is said, will come out from his dismal... | |
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