 | Books - 1806 - 924 pages
...taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm : she added, that what he had said was of a u. uu re to render it impossible that the prince could have...one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips ; that some clays after Swedenburg returned, when she ma.s seated at cards, and requested she would grant him a... | |
 | New Jerusalem Church - 1818 - 556 pages
...to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm. She added, that what he had said was of a nature to render it impossible that...grant him a private audience ; to which she replied, h« might communicate what he had to say before the company ; but that Swedenborg assured her he could... | |
 | New Jerusalem Church - 1828 - 396 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the Court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...to any one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips." At their subsequent interview, " the Queen," says M. Thiebault, " said that Swedenborg addressed her... | |
 | Nathaniel Hobart - 1831 - 198 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the Court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...to any one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips.' At their subsequent interview, 'the Queen,' says M. Thiebault, ' said that Swedenborg addressed her... | |
 | Samuel Noble - New Jerusalem Church - 1845 - 564 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...Swedenborg returned, when she was seated at cards, and re\ quested she would grant him a private audience ; to which she replied, he might communicate what... | |
 | Nathaniel Hobart - 1845 - 250 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the Court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...to any one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips.' At their subsequent interview, ' the Queen,' says M. Thiebault, ' said that Swedenborg addressed her... | |
 | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell - 1846 - 548 pages
...to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the Court of Stockholm. She added, that what he had said, was of a nature to render it impossible...to any one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips. At their subsequent interview, the Queen said, that Swedenborg addressed her as follows: 'You took,... | |
 | 1847 - 236 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...; to which she replied, he might communicate what hehad to say before the company ; but Swedenborg assured her'he could not disclose his errand in the... | |
 | Samuel Noble - New Jerusalem Church - 1851 - 554 pages
...he said to her at the Moment of her taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...Swedenborg returned, when she was seated at cards, and re. quested she would grant him a private audience.; to which she replied, he might communicate what... | |
 | Emanuel Swedenborg - Spiritual life - 1853 - 592 pages
...he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the court of Stockholm. She added, that what she had said was of a nature to render it impossible...it to any one, nor had it ever escaped her own lips : which she replied, he might communicate what he had to say before the company ; but Swedenborg assured... | |
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... that M. Swedenborg, having come one evening to her court, she had taken him aside and begged him to inform himself of her deceased brother, the Prince Royal of Prussia, what he said to her at the moment of her taking leave of him for the Court of... 
