 ... of Louisa nourished those feelings of tenderness and attachment. She never mentioned her wrongs in words : sometimes a few starting tears would speak them ; and when time had given her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholy music....  The British Essayists: The Lounger - 第 217 頁Alexander Chalmers 著 - 1802完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | 1780 - 740 頁
...wife; and, had (he chofen it, might have commanded more than the ordinary fplendour of one. But (he would not allow the indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage and (how that it-it с which (he wiftied always to hide, and, if роШЫе, to forget. Her books and hermuiic... | |
 | 1781 - 364 頁
...wife ; and, had fhe chofen it, might havecommanded more than the ordinary fplendour of one. But fhe would not allow the indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and fhow that ftate which fhe wifhed always to hide,' and, if poflible, to forget. Her books and her mufic... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1783 - 340 頁
...wife; and, had fhe chofen it, might have commanded more than the ordinary fplendor of one. But fhe would not allow the indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and fhow that ftate which fhe wifhed always to hide, and, if poffible, to forget. Her books and her mufic... | |
 | 698 頁
...; end had (he chofeu it, might have commanded more than the ordinary fplendor of one. But fhe wou d not allow the indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and (how that (lite which (he wilhed always to bide, and, if poflible. to forget. Her book* and her muDc... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 244 頁
...feelings of tenderness and attachment. She never mentioned her wrongs in words : sometimes a few ttarting tears would speak them ; and when time had given her...with equipage, and shew that state which she wished always to hide, and, if possible, to forget. Her books and her music were her only pleasures ; if pleasures... | |
 | 1803 - 354 頁
...speak them ; and when time had given her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholymusic. On their arrival in England, Sir Edward 'carried Louisa...chosen it, might have commanded more than the ordinary splendor of one. But she would not allow the indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1808 - 492 頁
...speak them; and when time had given her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholy music. On their arrival in England, Sir Edward carried Louisa...indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and show that state which she wished always to hide, and, if possible, to forget. Her books and her music... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1815 - 290 頁
...speak them ; and, when time hadgiven her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholy music. On their arrival in England, Sir Edward carried Louisa...with equipage and shew, that state which she wished always to hide, and, if possible,. to forget. Her books and her music were her only pleasures, if pleasures... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1815 - 302 頁
...them ; and when time had giv. n her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholy music. On their arrival in England, Sir Edward carried Louisa...indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and show that state which she wished always • 288 FAPERS FROM THE MIKROR. to hide, and, if possible,... | |
 | James Ferguson - 1819 - 358 頁
...speak them ; and when time had given her a little more composure, her lute discoursed melancholy music. On their arrival in England, Sir Edward carried Louisa...indulgence of Sir Edward to blazon with equipage, and show that state which she wished always to hide, and, if possible, to forget. Her books and her music... | |
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