 | 1738 - 396 страници
...Thirty-two Thoufand and fifty Pounds, including the Coronation Expence. She was extremely well bred, treated her chief Ladies and Servants as if they had been her Equals. Her Behaviour to all that approached her was decent, and full of Dignity, and fhewed Condefcenfan without... | |
 | Daniel Defoe - 1748 - 472 страници
...two thoufand and * fifty Pounds, including the Coronation Expence. « She was extremely well-bred, treated her chief * Ladies and Servants as if they had been her Equals. « Her Behaviour to all that approached hep was de« cent, and full of Dignity, and mewed Condefcen«... | |
 | 1749 - 562 страници
...including the ?t Coronation Expence. « She 480 OXfORDSHIRE. •' li Slie was extremely well-bred, treated her chief " Ladies and Servants as if they had been her Equals. •";Her Behaviour to all that approached her was " decent, and full of Dignity, and fhewed Cende"... | |
 | Sarah Jennings Churchill Duchess of Marlborough - 1838 - 778 страници
...since thrown upon the public ; and she gave the first fruits to be distributed among the poor clergy. She was extremely well-bred, and treated her chief...ladies and servants as if they had been her equals ; and she never refused to give charity, when there was the least reason for any body to ask it ; and... | |
 | Mrs. A. T. Thomson - 1839 - 594 страници
...always paid the greatest respect imaginable to King William and Queen Mary. She was extremely well bred, and treated her chief ladies and servants as if they had been her equals. To all who approached her, her behaviour, decent and dignified, shewed condescension without art or... | |
 | John Heneage Jesse - 1843 - 530 страници
...Masham can give you ; for I must tell you from herself, that you have quite charmed her. " Yours, &c. "Jo. ARBUTHNOT."* The great charm of Anne in private...life, it would have been regarded as the height of impoliteness. * Two failings — a love of flattery, and of strong drinks — were, even in the life-time... | |
 | John Heneage Jesse - 1843 - 530 страници
...; for I must tell you from herself, that you have quite charmed her. " Yours, &c. "Jo. ARBDTHNOT."* The great charm of Anne in private life was the possession...life, it would have been regarded as the height of impoliteness.* Two failings — a love of flattery, and of strong drinks — were, even in the life-time... | |
 | John Heneage Jesse - 1843 - 532 страници
...Masham can give you ; for I must tell you from herself, that you have quite charmed her. " Yours, &c. "Jo. ARBUTHNOT."* The great charm of Anne in private...acquired such a habit of downright contradiction, * Suffolk Correspondence, vol. ip 292. that, in a person in a lower station of life, it would have... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1852 - 574 страници
...the first-fruits to be distributed among the poor clergy. Queen Anne was extremely well-bred : she treated her chief ladies and servants as if they had been her equals, and she never refused to give charity, when there was the least reason for any body to ask it. She... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1852 - 372 страници
...the first-fruits, to be distributed among the poor clergy. " Queen Anne was extremely well-bred : she treated her chief ladies and servants as if they had been her equals, and she never refused to give charity, when there was the least reason for anybody to ask it; she likewise... | |
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Jo. ARBUTHNOT."* The great charm of Anne in private life was the possession of that good breeding which, generally speaking, had been the characteristic of her race. Lord Dartmouth styles her " the best bred person in her dominions ;" and even the Duchess... 
