Lavengro: The Scholar--the Gypsy--the Priest, Band 2John Murray, 1851 |
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... and a copious Dictionary of their Lan- guage . Third Edition . 2 vols . post 8vo . 18s . The above Works may also be obtained in Two Volumes Post 8vo , 6s . each . 35-80 6-2 CONTENTS OF VOL . II . CHAPTER I. The Greeting 21424.31.
... and a copious Dictionary of their Lan- guage . Third Edition . 2 vols . post 8vo . 18s . The above Works may also be obtained in Two Volumes Post 8vo , 6s . each . 35-80 6-2 CONTENTS OF VOL . II . CHAPTER I. The Greeting 21424.31.
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... third a young man about my own age , or perhaps a year or two older : they called for coffee ; and , after two or three observations , the two eldest commenced a conversation in French , which , however 40 [ Ch . IV . COMMON - PLACENESS .
... third a young man about my own age , or perhaps a year or two older : they called for coffee ; and , after two or three observations , the two eldest commenced a conversation in French , which , however 40 [ Ch . IV . COMMON - PLACENESS .
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... third , Newgate lives and trials . Owing to the bad success of the review , the publisher became more furious than ever . My money was growing short , and I one day asked him to pay me for my labours in the deceased publication . " Sir ...
... third , Newgate lives and trials . Owing to the bad success of the review , the publisher became more furious than ever . My money was growing short , and I one day asked him to pay me for my labours in the deceased publication . " Sir ...
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... third table I have used this day , the other two being broken by uncivil cus- tomers : so we of the game generally like to have gentlemen go about with us to take our part , and encourage us , though pretending to know nothing about us ...
... third table I have used this day , the other two being broken by uncivil cus- tomers : so we of the game generally like to have gentlemen go about with us to take our part , and encourage us , though pretending to know nothing about us ...
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... third . " The Gypsy gentleman , " exclaimed a fourth , drinking . And then they all sang in chorus . " Here the Gypsy gemman see , With his Roman jib and his rome and dree- Rome and dree , rum and dry Rally round the Rommany Rye . " 66 ...
... third . " The Gypsy gentleman , " exclaimed a fourth , drinking . And then they all sang in chorus . " Here the Gypsy gemman see , With his Roman jib and his rome and dree- Rome and dree , rum and dry Rally round the Rommany Rye . " 66 ...
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Seite 25 - A strange kind of bridge it was ; huge and massive, and seemingly of great antiquity. It had an arched back, like that of a hog, a high balustrade, and at either side, at intervals, were stone bowers bulking over the river, but open on the other side, and furnished with a semicircular bench. Though the bridge was wide — very wide — it was all too narrow for the concourse upon it. Thousands of human beings were pouring over the bridge. But what chiefly struck my attention was a double row of carts...
Seite 104 - I looked at the individual for a moment, who smiled and smirked to himself applause, and then I turned my eyes upon the hearse proceeding slowly up the almost endless street. This man, this Byron, had for many years past been the demi-god of England, and his verses the daily food of those who read, from the peer to the draper's assistant ; all were admirers, or rather worshippers, of Byron, and all doated on his verses ; and then I thought of those who, with genius as high as his, or higher, had...
Seite 31 - I took the book from her hand ; a short, thick volume, at least a century old, bound with greasy black leather. I turned the yellow and dog's-eared pages, reading here and there a sentence. Yes, and no mistake ! His pen, his style, his spirit might be observed in every line of the uncouth-looking...
Seite 26 - ... just above the principal arch, looking through the balustrade at the scene that presented itself — and such a scene ! Towards the left bank of the river, a forest of masts, thick and close, as far as the eye could reach; spacious wharfs, surmounted with gigantic edifices. ; and, far away, Ceesar's Castle, with its White Tower.