The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 81
... passage to the Indies , -to bring to France all the wealth of Japan and China , which Portugal , in striking out the passage of the Cape , in neglect of the slow and expensive one of the Mediterranean . had long before stolen from the ...
... passage to the Indies , -to bring to France all the wealth of Japan and China , which Portugal , in striking out the passage of the Cape , in neglect of the slow and expensive one of the Mediterranean . had long before stolen from the ...
Page 117
... passage , in which , after Hassan has been slain by a sudden onslaught of his foe , the Giaour , the mother of Hassan is represented as awaiting his return , and wondering at his delay ; thus- " The browsing camel bells are tinkling ...
... passage , in which , after Hassan has been slain by a sudden onslaught of his foe , the Giaour , the mother of Hassan is represented as awaiting his return , and wondering at his delay ; thus- " The browsing camel bells are tinkling ...
Page 134
... passage was quoted from the second book , in the Champ Fleury of Geoffroy Tory , print- ed in 1529. All traces of the first editions of the " Sayings and Doings , " etc. , are lost : the earliest known to us is one of the second book ...
... passage was quoted from the second book , in the Champ Fleury of Geoffroy Tory , print- ed in 1529. All traces of the first editions of the " Sayings and Doings , " etc. , are lost : the earliest known to us is one of the second book ...
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