 | Sir Walter Scott - 1908 - 992 pages
...woods, and doe more sharply wound them, than all their enemies swords or speares, which can seldom arc neere driven, being wrapped about their left arme, instead of a target, for it is hard to cut thorough... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1917 - 1000 pages
...woods, and doe more sharply wound them, than all their enemies swords or speares, which can seldom come nigh them : yea, and oftentimes their mantle serveth them when they are necre driven, being wrapped about their left anne, instead of a target, for it is hard to cut thorough... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1923 - 1122 pages
...woods, and doe more sharply wound them, than all their enemies swords or speares, which can seldom come nigh them : yea, and oftentimes their mantle serveth them when they are neere driven, being wrapped about their left arme, instead of a target, for it is hard to cut through with a sword;... | |
 | Sean Dunne - Fiction - 1957 - 496 pages
...the woods, and do more sharply wound them than all their enemies' swords or spears which can seldom come nigh them; yea and oftentimes their mantle serveth them when they are near driven, being wrapped about their left arm instead of a target, for it is hard to cut through... | |
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1844 - 598 pages
...woods, and do more sharply wound them, than all their enemies' swords and spears, which can seldom come nigh them. Yea, and oftentimes their mantle serveth them when they are near driven, being wrapped about their left arm, instead of a target ; for it is hard to cut through... | |
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... with a sword ; besides, it is light to beare, light to throw away; and, being, as they commonly are, naked, it is to them all in all. Lastly, for a... 
