Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 167J. Mason., 1900 |
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Էջ 44
... reaching from the door to the corridor . People were wonderfully kind to me , took me in the middle , and guarded me through the rush , and I found my seat respected by everybody , so I remained in the House all day , leav- ing my hat ...
... reaching from the door to the corridor . People were wonderfully kind to me , took me in the middle , and guarded me through the rush , and I found my seat respected by everybody , so I remained in the House all day , leav- ing my hat ...
Էջ 54
... reaching to within a few inches of the ground , the effect being strangely reminiscent of the days when knighthood was in flower . The sky is a brilliant blue , and everything else is white . My moustache is frozen stiff already , and ...
... reaching to within a few inches of the ground , the effect being strangely reminiscent of the days when knighthood was in flower . The sky is a brilliant blue , and everything else is white . My moustache is frozen stiff already , and ...
Էջ 95
... reached high C- it might have been high Z for all that I knew - gave vent to such ear - splitting shrieks that she routed me from my old seat in our church . I never , even as a boy , thoroughly en- joyed hearing a pig killed , and ...
... reached high C- it might have been high Z for all that I knew - gave vent to such ear - splitting shrieks that she routed me from my old seat in our church . I never , even as a boy , thoroughly en- joyed hearing a pig killed , and ...
Էջ 100
... reached a pinnacle of fame to which his talents hardly entitle him . Editors have never refused his copy , and now his merits are publicly celebrated in a monument , con- fected by himself , of some thousand pages . More , he con- More ...
... reached a pinnacle of fame to which his talents hardly entitle him . Editors have never refused his copy , and now his merits are publicly celebrated in a monument , con- fected by himself , of some thousand pages . More , he con- More ...
Էջ 105
... reached the topmost rung of the ladder have never been remarkable for elocutionary excellence , but the reverse . If that be true of England , it is true of no other country , and it explains the mad success of the Music - Halls . any ...
... reached the topmost rung of the ladder have never been remarkable for elocutionary excellence , but the reverse . If that be true of England , it is true of no other country , and it explains the mad success of the Music - Halls . any ...
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