 We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete mountain solitude, where one rarely sees a human face, where the snow already covers the mountain tops, and the wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house. I, naughty man, have also been creeping...  The Life of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort - Strana 93autor/autoři: Theodore Martin - 1876 - 2 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1877 - 1004 str.
...where they were afterwards to pas.* so many happy, health-restoring days. From Balmoral he writes : 'We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete...solitude, where one rarely sees a human face ; where tlif snow already covers the mountain tops, and the wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house... | |
 | 1877 - 996 str.
...in writing to the DowagerDuchess of Coburg at the time, the Prince said, " We have withdrawn for a time into a complete mountain solitude, where one...wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house." The Queen herself remarked in her Journal, " It was so calm and so solitary, it did one good as one... | |
 | 1878 - 924 str.
...in writing to the DowagerDuchess of Coburg at the time, the Prince said, " We have withdrawn for a time into a complete mountain solitude, where one...wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house." The Queen herself remarked in her Journal, " It was so calm and so solitary, it did one good as one... | |
 | 1882 - 362 str.
...Prince loved it too. He wrote his first impressions of Balmoral on the llth of September 1848 : — " We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete...wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house. . . . This place belonged to poor Sir Robert Gordon, Lord Aberdeen's brother, and the little castle... | |
 | Sara Jane Lippincott - 1884 - 466 str.
...visited a new property they had purchased in the heart of the Highlands. The Prince wrote of it: " We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete...sees a human face, where the snow already covers the mountain-tops and the wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house. I, naughty man, have also... | |
 | Katherine Hodges - 1887 - 254 str.
...season of rest in its solitudes. Of this the Prince wrote: "We have withdrawn for a short period into complete mountain solitude, where one rarely sees a human face, where the snow already (September) covers the mountain-tops, and the wild deer come creeping stealthily around the house.... | |
 | Arthur Lawrence Merrill, Henry Davenport Northrop - 1901 - 250 str.
...purchased and became a favorite home of the Queen. The Prince drew a graphic pen picture of the place : " We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete mountain solitude, where one seldom sees a human face, where the snow already covers the mountain tops (in September), and the wild... | |
 | Stanley Weintraub - 2000 - 520 str.
...royal party's arrival in Balmoral, Albert wrote to his stepmother in Coburg, Dowager Duchess Marie, 'We have withdrawn for a short time into a complete mountain solitude . . . where the snow already covers the mountain tops, and the wild deer come creeping stealthily round the house.... | |
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