Passages in Foreign Travel, 1권C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1838 |
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... judge between the dancers ? ' said Sir John Muir Mackenzie to three noble dames who now ad- vanced . Four dancers ascended the stage . The suc- cessful bagpiper struck up the tune , and legs began to move . I was not favorably impressed ...
... judge between the dancers ? ' said Sir John Muir Mackenzie to three noble dames who now ad- vanced . Four dancers ascended the stage . The suc- cessful bagpiper struck up the tune , and legs began to move . I was not favorably impressed ...
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... judges , and placed himself in a position to join the commencing bagpipe . He danced once around the swords , pausing for a moment coquettishly , before each point and hilt . He then - but it is utterly in vain for me to attempt a ...
... judges , and placed himself in a position to join the commencing bagpipe . He danced once around the swords , pausing for a moment coquettishly , before each point and hilt . He then - but it is utterly in vain for me to attempt a ...
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... judge from the experience which my own reading has given me , that we are not altogether alone in political scandal , that ours is not the only press which holds up the good to scorn , because , forsooth they proclaim their honest ...
... judge from the experience which my own reading has given me , that we are not altogether alone in political scandal , that ours is not the only press which holds up the good to scorn , because , forsooth they proclaim their honest ...
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... judges , the clients and the advocates of Paris . The first object that particularly attracted my no- tice was a little red - visaged woman , located near the door in a sort of glass bureau , upon which were largely painted these words ...
... judges , the clients and the advocates of Paris . The first object that particularly attracted my no- tice was a little red - visaged woman , located near the door in a sort of glass bureau , upon which were largely painted these words ...
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... judges of the Inquisition , or the antique doctors of the Sorbonne . Following his steps , I soon stood upon the vestibule of a larger hall to which that , through which I had just passed , seemed but an avenue . It is called La Salle ...
... judges of the Inquisition , or the antique doctors of the Sorbonne . Following his steps , I soon stood upon the vestibule of a larger hall to which that , through which I had just passed , seemed but an avenue . It is called La Salle ...
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163 페이지 - Les Français ont le droit de publier et de faire imprimer leurs opinions, en se conformant aux lois qui doivent réprimer les abus de cette liberté.
69 페이지 - How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? and how shall they preach, except they be sent? as it is written, How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!
261 페이지 - The glories of our blood and state Are shadows, not substantial things ; There is no armour against fate ; Death lays his icy hand on kings : Sceptre and crown Must tumble down, And in the dust be equal made With the poor crooked scythe and spade.
207 페이지 - ... Italy I dare to build the imitative rhyme, Harsh Runic copy of the South's sublime, THOU art the cause ; and howsoever I Fall short of his immortal harmony, Thy gentle heart will pardon me the crime. Thou, in the pride of Beauty and of Youth...
15 페이지 - To Arthur, Duke of Wellington, and his brave companions in arms, this statue of Achilles, cast from cannon taken in the battles of Salamanca and Vittoria, Toulouse and Waterloo, is inscribed by their countrymen.
221 페이지 - Europe over, and he will find nothing to correspond throughout with the estaminets, the restaurants, and the cafes of Paris. The general distinctions between them are these : — an estaminet is a place where tobacco is smoked, various sorts of beverages are drunk, and generally cards and billiards played. A restaurant is one where breakfasts and dinners are eaten. A cafe is another, where breakfasts are taken, dominos played, and where coffee, ices, and all refreshing drinks may, at any hour, be...
135 페이지 - Ils sont tous egalement admissibles aux emplois civils et militaires 4. 4. Leur liberte" individuelle est egalement garantie, personne ne pouvant etre poursuivi ni arrete que dans les cas prevus par !a loi et dans la forme qu'elle prescrit 5. 5. Chacun professe sa religion avec une egale liberte, et obtient pour son culte la meme protection.
69 페이지 - I know that my Redeemer liveth, and that He shall stand at the latter day upon the earth; and though worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God.
235 페이지 - In every country, from Turkey upwards, woman has her certain place. In Italy, in Switzerland, in Germany, in England, in Scotland, and more than all in civilized and woman-adoring France, I have seen her, in instances without number, performing offices of hardship and notoriety, with which her heaven-given, womanly nature seemed to me totally incompatible.
207 페이지 - Venice. Alas ! there was a wide chasm between my fancy and the reality. The countess before me, in her substantial flesh and bone, was a woman to whom you would involuntarily apply the descriptive word " dumpy." She had not even the merit of an Italian black eye, for hers was of a light blue ; and as for the hair, it was auburn, horridly approaching to red, — for Byron's sake you may call it Sicambrian yellow. Her form was short and thickish ; and as for her bearing, it was extremely unimpressive....