One of the most genial spirits I ever met,' he wrote, ' his conversatiun is like summer lightning— brilliant, sparkling, but harmless. In his wildest sallies I never heard him give utterance to an unkind thought. The Life of Charles Lever - 157. oldalszerző: William John Fitz-Patrick - 1879Teljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
| Mary Louisa Boyle - 1902 - 358 oldal
...One of the most genial spirits I ever met ; his conversation is like summer lightning — brilliant, sparkling, but harmless. In his wildest sallies I...thought." The old advice, " If you like his works, do not make acquaintance with the author," would have been misplaced as regards him. He essentially... | |
| Charles Lever, Edmund Downey - 1906 - 420 oldal
...spirits " she had ever met. " His conversation was like summer lightning — brilliant, sparkling, harmless. In his wildest sallies I never heard him give utterance to an unkind thought. He essentially resembled his works, and whichever you preferred, that one was most like Charles Lever.... | |
| Charles Lever, Edmund Downey - 1906 - 420 oldal
...spirits " she had ever met. " His conversation was like summer lightning — brilliant, sparkling, harmless. In his wildest sallies I never heard him give utterance to an unkind thought. He essentially resembled his works, and whichever you preferred, that one was most like Charles Lever.... | |
| Francis Fisher Browne - 1906 - 902 oldal
...she had ever met. " His conversation was like summer lightning — brilliant, sparkling, liarmless. In his wildest sallies I never heard him give utterance to an unkind thought. He essentially resembled his works, and whichever you preferred, that one was most like Charles Lever.... | |
| George Payne Rainsford James, Stewart Marsh Ellis - 1927 - 346 oldal
...One of the most genial spirits I ever met ; his conversation is like summer lightning — brilliant, sparkling, but harmless. In his wildest sallies I...never heard him give utterance to an unkind thought." At Baden, in October, 1846, was born Charles Leigh James,1 the novelist's youngest child. James announced... | |
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