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... breast the immortal puppy, which jealous painters hays ever regarded with admiration and despair. Although the picture will speak for itself there will he much said of this girl at the spring as she stands in Mulling relief on that lonely wold. Gainsborough's ...
... disgraceful things ever written. Do you think it disgraceful to speak of him as a man of transcendent abilities? — I take it as written in a sarcasti* spirit, but — Was it not complimentary to speak of him as having east a glamour of false sent imentality over ...
... breast tbe immortal puppy, which jealous painters have ever regarded with admiration and despair. Although the picture' will speak for itself there wril be much said of this girl at the spring as she stands in startling relief on that lonely wold. Gains- ...
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... and sr:ed.:lly to herself, of this great highway of ciromunication with tte East: and sigiciees, as plainly as actions can speak, her intention, whatever the complications of the Eastern question, to put her foot firmly down on her road to India. The ...
... still it is nectar com- pared to his strong beer. Sir William, in the high sentimental vein, is perhaps at his very worst. Speaking of the Burials Bill, he deprecates carrying our religious rancour beyond the silent confines of the grave, &c. Why, who ...
... one of the largest, shipping linns in the world, by whicb mauy of the boys to brought up ?? employed, and I can therefore speak with autbouty. I deny that any such feeling exists only yesteroay I Ud the t,ood fortune to con- gratulate a young man who ...
... passage on hoard her Majesty's ship Raleigh. Ile thus describes the interview which I was conducted in French i s the Prince speaks French perfectly) :- 1 frequently heard you spoken of, said the Prince. oferlig me Ids hand; and I was detirous of making ...
... birds in tho thicket hard by. Cer tainly » most charming island, and I do not wonder that the planters and other residents speak of it in tones of warm and lively affection. In summer the heat ia considerably greater than it is at present ; but Ceylon ...
... unable to submit to tho discipline, and take the first opportunity of deserting from the army which they bave sworn to serve. Speaking at a public dinner, Major F. Duncan, of the Rojal Artillery, stationed at Woolwich, and author of The History of tho Royal ...
... expressing in many ways their desire to return quickly to the kenncb The dogs soem to whine and fret, the master and man to speak. Teniers imparted a look of life to all that he touched. In the present picttu- combined proofs of his versatility in the perfect ...
... and the visitors to his Royal Highness, and the Prince during the evening chatted freely with the chiefs, almost all of whom speak English fluently. They were attired in the singular dress I have already described. The gardens were purposely kept in darkness ...