 | sir James Edward Smith - 1807 - 462 pages
...cardinal, or as governor of Rome, I am not certain. Here the " exiled majesty of England" might be seen every afternoon, lolling in his coach, the very image of a drunken Silenus, more asleep than awake, and apparently tottering on the brink of that grave to which he is since gone. The... | |
 | Thomas Roscoe - Gift books - 1830 - 398 pages
...cardinal, or as governor of Rome, I am not 'certain. Here the ' exiled majesty of England' might be seen every afternoon, lolling in his coach, the very image of a drunken Silenus, more asleep than awake, and apparently tottering on the brink of that grave to which he is since gone. The... | |
 | Europe - 1830 - 400 pages
...cardinal, or as governor of Rome, I am not certain. Here the ' exiled majesty of England' might be seen every afternoon, lolling in his coach, the very image of a drunken Silenns, more asleep than awake, and apparently tottering on the brink of that grave to which he is... | |
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England" might be seen every afternoon, lolling in his coach, the very image of a drunken Silenus, more asleep than awake, and apparently tottering on the brink of that grave to which he is since gone. The small remains of expression to be seen in his... 