 | William Granger - Characters and characteristics - 1807 - 538 pages
...perceived by his manner of fpeaking, that he had given the ftranger fome offence, and therefore withdrew. He could not forbear fpeaking of this in the evening,...his friends, who refolved to fatisfy themfelves, by having a look at this fingular picture the next day. In order to have an opportunity of doing fo, they... | |
 | Books - 1823 - 428 pages
...in my being like a picture drawn by Titian. The Venetian easily perceived by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
 | Books - 1823 - 428 pages
...in my being like a picture drawn by Titian. The Venetian easily perceived by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
 | William Godwin - 1831 - 512 pages
...my being like a picture drawn by Titian.' The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. " He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
 | Immortalism - 1832 - 190 pages
...in my being like a picture drawn by Titian.' The Venetian easily perceived by his manner of speaking that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. "He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening, to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
 | Edinburgh (Scotland) - 1841 - 506 pages
...my being like a picture drawn by Titian.' The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave." The issue of the affair was, that the Venetian told the matter to all his friends. Curiosity was aroused,... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1852 - 678 pages
...•being like a picture drawn by Titian." The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave.' The issue of the affair was, that the Venetian told the matter to all his friends. Curiosity was aroused,... | |
 | 1854 - 400 pages
...my being like a picture drawn by Titian." The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave.' The issue of the affair was, that the Venetian told the matter to all his friends. Curiosity was aroused,... | |
 | John Lodge Ellerton - 1864 - 280 pages
...crime in my being like a picture by Titian." The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. " He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
 | John Lodge Ellerton - 1864 - 288 pages
...crime in my being like a picture by Titian.' The Venetian easily perceived, by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his leave. " He could not forbear speaking of this in the evening to some of his friends, who resolved to satisfy themselves by looking... | |
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Gualdi, gravely, to know all things that are possible ; but there is certainly no crime in my being like a picture drawn by Titian. The Venetian easily perceived by his manner of speaking, that he had given the stranger offence, and therefore took his... 
