The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 314
... manner of the most emi- nent toasts in Paris . I am credibly informed , that even in the hottest time of the war , the sex made several efforts , and raised large contributions towards the importation of this wooden mademoiselle . lows ...
... manner of the most emi- nent toasts in Paris . I am credibly informed , that even in the hottest time of the war , the sex made several efforts , and raised large contributions towards the importation of this wooden mademoiselle . lows ...
Strana 478
... manner in architecture , which has such force upon the imagination , that a small building , where it ap- pears , shall give the mind nobler ideas than one of twenty times the bulk , where the manner is or- dinary or little . Thus ...
... manner in architecture , which has such force upon the imagination , that a small building , where it ap- pears , shall give the mind nobler ideas than one of twenty times the bulk , where the manner is or- dinary or little . Thus ...
Strana 698
... manner of expres sion ; every thing he says must be in a free and dis . engaged manner . He must be guilty of nothing that betrays the air of a recluse , but appear a man ef the world throughout . His illustrations , his compa risons ...
... manner of expres sion ; every thing he says must be in a free and dis . engaged manner . He must be guilty of nothing that betrays the air of a recluse , but appear a man ef the world throughout . His illustrations , his compa risons ...
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