 | 1831 - 602 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...of a gentleman-usher, dressed as if to wait upon a Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, a Lord High Commissioner of the Kirk, or any other who bears on his brow... | |
 | 1830 - 480 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...least had a more imposing appearance. This was no oilier than the apparition of a gentleman-usher, dressed as it' to wait upon a Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,... | |
 | 1830 - 644 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, 1 am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...few months it gave place to, or was succeeded by, as,pectre of a more important sort, or which at least had a more imposing appearance. This was no other... | |
 | 1830 - 592 страници
...a positive objection to the animal. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...within the course of a few months, it gave place to, and was succeeded by, a spectre of a more important sort, or which at least had a more imposing appearance.... | |
 | 1830 - 550 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant, that it had become nlmost indifferent to me ; when within the course of a few months it gave place to, or was succeeded... | |
 | Robley Dunglison - 1832 - 572 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant...gentleman-usher, dressed as if to wait upon a lord-lieutenant of Ireland, a lord high commissioner of the Kirk, or any other who bears on his brow the rank and stamp... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1837 - 936 страници
...him, even tbough he did not see it. On the contrary, lam rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...spectre of a more important sort, or which at least bad a more imposing appearance. This was no other than the apparition of a gentleman-usher, dressed... | |
 | J. L. Murphy - 1838 - 260 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...of a gentlemanusher, dressed as if to wait upon a Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, a Lord High Commissioner of the Kirk, or any other who bears on his brow... | |
 | Richard Henry Wilde - 1842 - 284 страници
...him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant,...within the course of a few months, it gave place to, or rather was succeeded by, a spectre of a more important sort, or which at least had a more imposing... | |
 | Richard Henry Wilde - 1842 - 284 страници
...become almost indifferent to me; when, within the course of a few months, it gave place to, or rather was succeeded by, a spectre of a more important sort,...appearance. This was no other than the apparition of a gentleman usher, dressed as if to wait upon a lord lieutenant of Ireland, a lord high commissioner... | |
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... happened to be in the room with him, even though he did not see it. On the contrary, I am rather a friend to cats, and endured with so much equanimity the presence of my imaginary attendant, that it had become almost indifferent to me; when within... 
