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...ul, intensely alive woman who has always been rich among poor people. In a historical museum she would explain Edward the Fourth’s taste for shopkeepe...

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...nte extinct 19 still remain on thy countenance shall be, as one is, quite erased, thy feet will be so conquered by good will that not only they will ... ...ere follows the incorrect popular tradition. 9 Who had become a monk. The historical reference is ob- scure. 10 An ironical reference to the ceremon... ...GEL LEFT BEHIND US,—the Angel who had turned us to the sixth round,—having erased a stroke 1 from my face; and he had said to us that those who have t...

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...o me with tardy steps. Upon the ground His eyes were bent, and from his brow eras’d All confidence, while thus with sighs he spake: “Who hath denied m... ...his poems, see Millot, Hist. Litteraire des Troubadors t. i. p. 210; but the historical parts of that work are, I believe, not to be relied on. CANTO ...

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... taken with some allowance, observes that “his grammatical theological, and historical productions, discover more learning and pedantry, than judgme...

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...cence. If there is a difference of opinion about the reality of an alleged historical event, in which the feelings of men general are not much interes...

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...ified if only the end were attained. For tifying himself somewhat with this historical fact, Mr. Golyadkin said to himself, What were the Jesuits? Th...

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...arnings; for he saw the day approaching when An Archer of Charles IX., the historical romance on which he had been at work for two years, and a volume...

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... which he produced here—satirico-political pieces, such as Pasquin and the Historical Register—were popular enough, but offended the Government; and i... ...ality as a creature of art, but which possesses rather dubious claims as a historical character. It is astonishing how this Fielding of fantasy sinks ...

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... him on fire; he conceived a method for trampling the remaining sparks and erasing stain and scars; that was all. Henrietta rejected 217 George Mered... ...at a word, a scent, a sound, to conjure up scenes, in spirit and in flame. Historically, they still march with Cadwallader, with Llewellyn, with Glend... ...yet merely to deplore: frightful comparisons of then with now rendered the historical shock to the marriage market matter for a sick smile. Evil geniu... ... old English practical repartee, wor- thy a place in England’s book of her historical popular jests; conceived ingeniously, no bit murderously, even h...

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... desires, am- bition, and necessities of a great nation, and it tells with historical truth the story of the success of that nation. It was a great th... ...V ol. 1 town, especially that of the Sorrowing Indian, at the rooms of the Historical Society; but art is a luxury in a city which follows but slowly ...

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...flow- ers, take the place of older and inferior kinds. In Yorkshire, it is historically known that the ancient black cattle were displaced by the long... ...se two breeds, moreover, have become so much modi- fied, that if we had no historical or indirect evidence regarding their origin, it would not have b... ...of North America. In regard to mammiferous remains, a single glance at the historical table published in the Supplement to Lyell’s Manual, will bring ...

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...o me with tardy steps. Upon the ground His eyes were bent, and from his brow eras’d All confidence, while thus with sighs he spake: “Who hath denied m... ...his poems, see Millot, Hist. Litteraire des Troubadors t. i. p. 210; but the historical parts of that work are, I believe, not to be relied on. CANTO ... ...all rid thee to the full. Provide but thou That from thy temples may be soon eras’d, E’en as the two already, those five scars, That when they pain th... ... taken with some allowance, observes that “his grammatical theological, and historical productions, discover more learning and pedantry, than judgme...

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...le We could no longer apply to the strange orb any accustomedthoughts. Its historical attributes had disappeared. It oppressed us with a hideous novel...

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...t, who, finding himself on a certain Sunday outside the walls of a certain historical English castle, famous for its pictures, was refused admission t...

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...ints if I pleased,—but I forbear, merely personal de- tails may be left to historical novelists,- they are beneath the moral dignity of matter-of-fact...

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... 149 Henry James “I said you were a coquette. Remember that I am sim- ply historical.” She got up and stood in front of the fire, having her hand on ...

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... be gracious to them, beautiful rather than delicate, and, if possible, to erase Miss Bartlett’s civility by some gracious ref- erence to the pleasant... ...all the local colour—this novel is to be about modern Italy; the other was historical—but that she could not start till she had an idea. First she tri... ...oved to the writing table. There he saw “Dear Mrs. Vyse,” followed by many erasures. He recoiled without reading any more, and after a little hesitati...

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...relics of saints, nor wonder—working ikons, nor glori- ous traditions, nor historical exploits. It had flourished and been glorious all over Russia th...

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.... And thus, to learn aright from any teacher, we must first of all, like a historical artist, think ourselves into sympathy with his position and, in ...

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...rescribed for the senators. It was by them shown, as well on the credit of historical examples, as from the reason of the thing, that the most popular... ...se have embroiled the peace of the republic. But quitting the dim light of historical research, attaching ourselves purely to the dictates of reason a... ...se have embroiled the peace of the republic. But quitting the dim light of historical research, attaching ourselves purely to the dictates of reason a...