GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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128. oldal
... French , though fluent , was by no means perfect , but with his essentially French temperament he was immediately more at ease in Parisian society than the most travelled Englishman . His vivacity , his lack of English reserve , his ...
... French , though fluent , was by no means perfect , but with his essentially French temperament he was immediately more at ease in Parisian society than the most travelled Englishman . His vivacity , his lack of English reserve , his ...
129. oldal
... French comedians and , with the permission of the Lord Chamberlain , had hired the Little Theatre in the Haymarket for a season of French comedy . Although welcomed by the aristocracy , whose cultural sympathies with the French went ...
... French comedians and , with the permission of the Lord Chamberlain , had hired the Little Theatre in the Haymarket for a season of French comedy . Although welcomed by the aristocracy , whose cultural sympathies with the French went ...
278. oldal
... French Government , but Tom Davies tells us that D'Eon paid one visit to Hampton House . The evening was not a success : to amuse his guest , Garrick impersonated a Frenchman and an Englishman in turn , as each would behave in a similar ...
... French Government , but Tom Davies tells us that D'Eon paid one visit to Hampton House . The evening was not a success : to amuse his guest , Garrick impersonated a Frenchman and an Englishman in turn , as each would behave in a similar ...
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