 | Thomas Wright - Great Britain - 1838 - 578 pages
...made the worke seme lesse tedious, and continued so long at it till very payn did make her to give over ; and with that layd her hand upon her left syde...presence chamber I imagined, which was, that her servant Betbun had given her some privye note of me ; for as sone as he espied me, he forsake our acquayntance... | |
 | Thomas Wright - Great Britain - 1838 - 610 pages
...working with the needil, affirming painting in her owne opinion for the most commendable qualitie. 1 answered her Grace, I could skill of neither of them,...her presence chamber I imagined, which was, that her servantBethun had given her some privye note of me ; for as sone as he espied me, he forsake our acquayntance... | |
 | Thomas Wright - Great Britain - 1838 - 576 pages
...syde and complayned of an old grief newely increased there. Upon this occasion sheentered into a prrty disputable comparison betwene karving, painting, and...could skill of neither of them, but that I have read Piclnrtt to be reritax falsa-. With this she closed up her talke, and bidding me farewell, retyred... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots), Agnes Strickland - 1845 - 504 pages
...and working with the needle, affirming painting in her own opinion for the most commendable quality. I answered her grace, I could skill of neither of...Pictura to be veritas falsa. With this she closed up her talk, and bidding me farewell, retired into her privy chamber. " She said nothing directly of yourself... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1856 - 428 pages
...working with the needle, affirming, ' painting, in her own opinion, to be the most commendable quality/ I answered her Grace, ' I could skill of neither of...but that I have read Pictura to be veritas falsa. 1 With this she closed up her talk, and, bidding me farewell, retired to her privy chamber." Sketched... | |
 | Agnes Strickland, Elisabeth Strickland - Princes - 1856 - 424 pages
...working with the needle, affirming, ' painting, in her own opinion, to be the most commendable quality/ I answered her Grace, ' I could skill of neither of them, but that I have read Piclura to be veritas falsa.'' With this she closed up her talk, and, bidding me farewell, retired... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - Princes - 1857 - 380 pages
...working with the needle, affirming 'painting, in her own opinion, to be the most commendable quality.' I answered her Grace, ' I could skill of neither of...to be veritas falsa.' With this she closed up her talk, and, bidding me farewell, retired to her privy chamber." Sketched by an avowedly unfriendly pen... | |
 | Mary Balmanno - Art - 1858 - 348 pages
...and workingwith the needle, affirming painting, in her own opinion, for the most commendable quality. I answered her Grace I could skill of neither of them,...Pictura to be veritas falsa. With this she closed up her talk, and bidding me farewell, retired into her privy chamber. She said nothing directly of yourself... | |
 | Great Britain - 1873 - 302 pages
...and workingwith the needle,affirming painting, in her own opinion,for the most commendable quality. I answered her Grace I could skill of neither of them,...Pictura to be veritas falsa. With this she closed up her talk, and bidding me farewell, retired into her privy chamber. She said nothing directly of yourself... | |
 | Archaeology - 1884 - 410 pages
...working with the needle, affirming painting, in her own opinion, for the most commendable quality. I answered her grace, I could skill of neither of them, but that I have redd Pictura to be veritas falsa. With this she closed up her talk, and bidding me farewell, retired... | |
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Upon this occasion she entered into a pretty disputable comparison between carving, painting, and working with the needle, affirming painting in her own opinion for the most commendable quality. I answered her grace, I could skill of neither of them,... 