 | Henry James - 1882 - 368 страници
...to say, " I may be unprotected, I may be reserved, I may occupy a small apartment in the quatrieme, and be , unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among...apology. I had sat very silent, with my eyes on the clock ; Aurora amused herself with a false admiration of the room, — a wonderful drawing-room, with... | |
 | Henry James - 1882 - 310 страници
...may be unprotected, I may be reserved, I may occupy a small apartment in the quatrieme, and be ^nable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among the domestics...apology. I had sat very silent, with my eyes on the clock ; Aurora amused herself with a false admiration of the room, — a wonderful drawing-room, with... | |
 | - 1883 - 980 страници
...to say, " I may be unprotected, I may be reserved, I may occupy a small apartment in the quatrième, and be unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among...over it kept me waiting twenty minutes, and then came 253 sailing in without a word of apology. I had sat very silent, with my eyes on the clock ; Aurora... | |
 | Henry James - 1884 - 310 страници
...to say, "I may be unprotected, I may be reserved, I may occupy a small apartment in the quatrilme, and be unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among...apology. I had sat very silent, with my eyes on the clock; Aurora amused herself with a false admiration of the room, — a wonderful drawingroom, with... | |
 | Henry James - 1908 - 644 страници
...and be unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among the domestics ; but at least I 'ma person and have personal rights." In this country the people have rights, but the person has none. You 'd have perceived that if you had come with me to make arrangements at this establishment. The very... | |
 | Henry James - 1908 - 648 страници
...and be unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among the domestics ; but at least I 'ma person and have personal rights." In this country the people have rights, but the person has none. You 'd have perceived that if you had come with me to make arrangements at this establishment. The very... | |
 | Henry James - 1999 - 966 страници
...to say, "I may be unprotected, I may be reserved, I may occupy a small apartment in the quatrieme, and be unable to scatter unscrupulous bribes among...apology. I had sat very silent, with my eyes on the clock; Aurora amused herself with a false admiration of the room, — a wonderful drawing-room, with... | |
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In this country the people have rights, but the person has none. You would have perceived that if you had come with me to make arrangements at this establishment. The very fine lady who condescends to preside over it kept me waiting twenty minutes, and... 