The Last Essays of EliaG. Routledge & sons, 1880 - 119 pages |
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Page 71
... seen by any else there present , not even by the queen herself , who merely undertakes for the interpretation of the pheno- menon , as related to her , doubtless , by her husband . The lords are simply said to be astonished ; i.e. , at ...
... seen by any else there present , not even by the queen herself , who merely undertakes for the interpretation of the pheno- menon , as related to her , doubtless , by her husband . The lords are simply said to be astonished ; i.e. , at ...
Page 73
... seen after Julio Romano , we think - for it is long since - away , as from one incapable of there , by no process , with mere investiture with any grandeur . change of scene , could the figure The dockyards at Woolwich have reciprocated ...
... seen after Julio Romano , we think - for it is long since - away , as from one incapable of there , by no process , with mere investiture with any grandeur . change of scene , could the figure The dockyards at Woolwich have reciprocated ...
Page 82
... seen his honest face any time these four years - with a number of endearing expressions besides . At the same time , re- moving the solitary Day from the forlorn seat which had been assigned him , he stationed him at his own board ...
... seen his honest face any time these four years - with a number of endearing expressions besides . At the same time , re- moving the solitary Day from the forlorn seat which had been assigned him , he stationed him at his own board ...
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