 Ha, ha, ha! [walking amidst the statues, and observing them through a glass] CONWAY: Heavens! it is - it is she! Ah! how well do you represent yourself, for you are yourself all marble; at least your heart is so. Yes, flinty-hearted charmer! you are ever...  The works of mrs. Cowley, dramas and poems - Page 356by Hannah Cowley, Mrs. Cowley (Hannah) - 1813 - 793 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Thomas Holcroft - 1796 - 492 pages
...Look around. Tippy. 1, juft warm from the School of Florence; I who have trod the Roman Way; have feen the Baths of Trajan, and the Dog Kennels of Nero, I look at the works of an Englifh artift. Ha, ha, ha ! ( walking amidft the ftatues, and oljer'uing them thro" a glajs). Conway.... | |
 | Geoffrey Miles - Fiction - 1999 - 474 pages
...ridicule! Well, what the devil am I to see? CONWAY: Look around. TIPPY: I, just warm from the School of Florence; I who have trod the Roman Way, have seen...and the Dog Kennels of Nero, I look at the works of an English artist. Ha, ha, ha! [walking amidst the statues, and observing them through a glass] CONWAY:... | |
 | Geoffrey Miles - Fiction - 1999 - 476 pages
...around. TIPPY: I, just warm from the School of Florence; I who have trod the Roman Way, have seen die Baths of Trajan and the Dog Kennels of Nero. I look at the works of an English artist. Ha, ha, ha! [walking amidst (he statues, and observing them through a glass] CONWAY:... | |
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