GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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18. oldal
... later life to send his own son to the same school . Stiff and pompous in his cassock and full - bottomed wig , Dr. Hunter glowered down on the boys and waited for the first slip . Then out came his birch . ' This I do to save you from ...
... later life to send his own son to the same school . Stiff and pompous in his cassock and full - bottomed wig , Dr. Hunter glowered down on the boys and waited for the first slip . Then out came his birch . ' This I do to save you from ...
217. oldal
... later Scheemaker executed a revised version of the statue for Lord Pembroke , and the leaden figure at Stratford is , except for one detail , an exact copy of this later version at Wilton . It was cast by John Cheere , the brother and ...
... later Scheemaker executed a revised version of the statue for Lord Pembroke , and the leaden figure at Stratford is , except for one detail , an exact copy of this later version at Wilton . It was cast by John Cheere , the brother and ...
251. oldal
... later were sufficiently straight to show Dr. Burney and his young daughter , Fanny , all over it . Fanny pronounced the situation sweet and the house large and elegantly fitted up , but , although the Garricks were loath to admit it ...
... later were sufficiently straight to show Dr. Burney and his young daughter , Fanny , all over it . Fanny pronounced the situation sweet and the house large and elegantly fitted up , but , although the Garricks were loath to admit it ...
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A CHRONOLOGICAL GUIDE | 13 |
LICHFIELD | 15 |
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