 I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Irving in Spain, and found the author, whom I had loved, repeated in the man. The same playful humor ; the same touches of sentiment; the same poetic atmosphere; and, what I admired still more, the entire absence of all...  Works - Էջ 266Washington Irving - 1864Ամբողջությամբ դիտվող - Այս գրքի մասին
 | Evert Augustus Duyckinck - 1860 - 76 էջ
...open its pages, I open also that mysterious door which leads back into the haunted chambers of youth. Many years afterwards, I had the pleasure of meeting...another as so much taken from one's self — " And rustling ht'ars in every breeze, 'Hi. laurels at M i . 1 1." i. •• ' At this time Mr. Irving was... | |
 | Evert Augustus Duyckinck - 1860 - 82 էջ
...open its pages, I open also that mysterious door which leads back into the haunted chambers of youth. Many years afterwards, I had the pleasure of meeting...given to another as so much taken from one's self — u And rustling hears in every breeze, The laurels of Miltiades." At this time Mr. Irving was at... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - 1874 - 868 էջ
...Irving in Spain, and found the author whom I had loved repeated in the man. The same playful humour ; the same touches of sentiment ; the same poetic atmosphere...another as so much taken from one's self, — " And rustling hears in every breeze. The laurels of Milliades." At this time Mr Irving was at Madrid, engaged... | |
 | Samuel Longfellow - 1886 - 480 էջ
...recalling these days, gave this picture of the writer who had been the admiration of his boyhood : — I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Irving in Spain,...another as so much taken from one's self, — And rustling hears in every breeze The laurels of Miltiodes. At this time Mr. Irving was at Madrid, engaged... | |
 | Samuel Longfellow - 1886 - 472 էջ
...recalling these days, gave this picture of the writer who had been the admiration of his boyhood : — that mean 'avarice of fame, which counts what is given...another as so much taken from one's self, — And rustling hears in every breeze The laurels of Miltiades. At this time Mr. Irving was at Madrid, engaged... | |
 | Samuel Longfellow - 1891 - 494 էջ
...recalling these days, gave this picture of the writer who had been the admiration of his boyhood : — that mean avarice of fame, which counts what is given...another as so much taken from one's self, — And rustling bears in every breeze The laurels of Miltiades. At this time Mr. Irving was at Madrid, engaged... | |
 | Jean Newton McIlwraith - 1900 - 206 էջ
...Irving in Spain, and found the author, whom I had loved, repeated in the man. The same playful humour ; the same touches of sentiment ; the same poetic atmosphere...counts what is given to another as so much taken from oneself." Our young poet had been brought up in an atmosphere Protestant, if not Puritan, and the picturesque... | |
 | Henry Walcott Boynton - 1901 - 138 էջ
...himself for his professorship at Bowdoin. Longfellow's recollection of the incident is worth quoting: " I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Irving in Spain,...trembling, hears in every breeze The laurels of Miltiades.' " In the following summer the " History of Columbus" was finished, and sold to Murray. It won high... | |
 | Henry Walcott Boynton - 1901 - 136 էջ
...himself for his professorship at Bowdoin. Longfellow's recollection of the incident is worth quoting: " I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Irving in Spain,...self — " ' And trembling, hears in every breeze The laurela of Miltiades.' " In the following summer the " History of Columbus" was finished, and sold... | |
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