 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1837 - 408 страници
...joining, was succeeded by deep silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded— " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious"—...chose to conceal himself from the plaudits of the world—to thank the company for the manner in which the nominis umbra liad been received— and to... | |
 | 1837 - 598 страници
...gallery—" Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal Author of Waverley! "—The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded— " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious "— to lament the obscurity... | |
 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1837 - 428 страници
...gallery — Gentlemen, abumperto the immortal Author of IVaverley!" — The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, se"rene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious" — to lament the... | |
 | 1837 - 828 страници
...gallery. — < Gentlemen, a 6um/wr (n thi immurlal Author of Waverley !' — Tl>« uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " < In hit Lord-Burlcigh.look, KTtne and Kricus A something of i mooting and mjuterkui — to lament the obscurity... | |
 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1837 - 404 страници
...gallery—" Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal AutJior of Waverley !"—The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded by deep silence, and then Eallantyne proceeded— " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and... | |
 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1839 - 434 страници
...— " Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal Author of Waverley ! " . — . The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious" — to lament the obscurity... | |
 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1839 - 428 страници
...gallery — " Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal Author of Waverley ! " — The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious" — to lament the obscurity... | |
 | John Gibson Lockhart - 1845 - 836 страници
...made a fashion of joining, was succeeded by deep silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " In Ыч Lord-Burleigh look, serene and serious, A something...— to thank the company for the manner in which the nomina umbra had been received — and to assure them that the Author of Waverley would, when informed... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1847 - 612 страници
...gallery—" Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal Author of Waverley F — The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded by deep silence, and then Ballantynë proceeded— " In his Lord-Burleigh-look, serene and serious. Л something of imposing... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1848 - 464 страници
...gallery — " Gentlemen, a bumper to the immortal jluthor of Waverley ! " — The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded...; to thank the company for the manner in which the nominis umbra had been received ; and to assure them that the Author of " Waverley " would, when informed... | |
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The uproar of cheering, in which Scott made a fashion of joining, was succeeded by deep silence, and then Ballantyne proceeded — " In his Lord-Burleigh look, serene and serious, A something of imposing and mysterious " — to lament the obscurity in... 
