 | Horace Walpole (4th earl of Orford.) - 1837 - 462 páginas
...truth of them that makes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great dowager Dalkeith ;3 — his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...There may be such things again as parties — odd revolutions happen. The ballad I am going to transcribe for you is a very good comment on so common-place... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1837 - 462 páginas
...the truth of them that makes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great dowager Dalkeith; '—his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...times will admit it! There may be such things again as parties—odd revolutions happen. The ballad I am going to transcribe for you is a very good comment... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1842 - 546 páginas
...truth of them that makes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great dowager Dalkeith ;b his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...text. My Lord Bath, who was brought hither by my Lady Hervey's and Billy Bristow's reports of the charms of the place, has made the following stanzas, to... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1857 - 552 páginas
...truth of them thatmakes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great dowager Dnlkeith :' his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...times will admit it. There may be such things again as parties—odd evolutions happen. The ballad I am going to transcribe for you is a very good comment... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1861 - 554 páginas
...truth of them that makes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great dowager Dalkeith : ' his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...comment on so common-place a text. My Lord Bath, who WL> brought hither by my Lady Hervey's and Billy BristowV reports of the charms of the place, has made... | |
 | Percy Fitzgerald - 1866 - 386 páginas
...gained the prize, and was to marry "the great dowager" next month. His comment on this event is — " His parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted nothing but independence to let him loose." He now, therefore, laid out great entertainment for himself in seeing this brilliant man cast off all... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1891 - 578 páginas
...sea. For example, the rich * * *, whose brother died of the smallpox a year ago, and left him four hundred thousand pounds, had a fit of the gout last...text. My Lord Bath, who was brought hither by my Lady Hervey's and Billy Bristow's* reports of the charms of the place, has made the following stanzas, to... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1903 - 488 páginas
...truth of them that makes them worth notice. Charles Townshend marries the great Dowager Dalkeith*: his parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted...text. My Lord Bath, who was brought hither by my Lady Hervey's and Billy Bristow's reports of the charms of the place, has made the following stanzas, to... | |
 | 1864 - 758 páginas
...gained the prize, and was to marry "the great dowager" next month. His comment on this event is — " His parts and presumption are prodigious. He wanted nothing but independence to let him loose. He now, therefore, laid out great entertainment for himself in seeing this brilliant man cast off all... | |
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There may be such things again as parties — odd evolutions happen. The ballad I am going to transcribe for you is a very good comment on so commonplace a text. My Lord Bath, who was brought hither by my Lady Hervey's and Billy Bristow's reports of the... 