 | Crystal palace - 1854 - 250 pages
...they perish." And God was pleased at the faith of the prophet: and he sent a gnat, which vexed Nimrod night and day, so that he built himself a room of glass in his palace, that he might dwell therein and shut out the insect. But the gnat entered also, and passed... | |
 | A. P. Russell - 1879 - 412 pages
...prophet, and he sent a gnat, which vexed Nimrod night and day, so that he built a room of glass in his palace, that he might dwell therein, and shut out...increased in size day by day, so that the servants of Nimrod beat his head with a hammer continually, that he might have some ease from his pain ; but he... | |
 | Addison Peale Russell - 1882 - 420 pages
...prophet, and he sent a gnat, which vexed Nimrod night and day, so that he built a room of glass in his palace, that he might dwell therein, and shut out...increased in size day by day, so that the servants of Nimrod beat his head with a hammer continually, that he might have some ease from his pain ; but he... | |
 | John Lord - 1921 - 1294 pages
...and he sent a gnat that vexed Nimrod day and night, so that he built himself a room of glass in that palace that he might dwell therein and shut out the...ear into his brain, upon which it fed, and increased day by day, so that the servants of Nimrod beat his head continually with a mallet that he might have... | |
 | Robert Silverberg - 1997 - 420 pages
...they perish.' And God was pleased at the faith of the prophet, and he sent a gnat, which vexed Nimrod night and day, so that he built himself a room of...increased in size day by day, so that the servants of Nimrod beat his head with a hammer continually, that he might have some ease from his pain; but he... | |
 | 1850 - 704 pages
...they perish.' And God was pleased at the faith of the prophet; and lie cent a gnat, which veied Nimrod night and day, so that he built himself a room of...the gnat entered also, and passed by his ear into bis brain, upon which it fed, and increased in size day by day, so that the servants of Nimrod beat... | |
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night and day, so that he built himself a room of glass in yonder palace, that he might dwell therein, and shut out the insect. But the gnat entered also, and passed by his ear into his brain, upon which it fed, and increased in size day by day, so that... 