 | 1829 - 696 pages
...end of my pencil and blowing the kiss to her, as one does to children. Upon seeing this, she colored up to her forehead, made a sign as if she would draw...likewise very lavish of her epithets, some of which I have learned were not very complimentary. I now began to be apprehensive of the consequences of my... | |
 | 1829 - 436 pages
...a sign as if she would draw a sword, and then a motion with her hand, as though she said, " if yon dare do such a thing, I would have your head cut off." She was very lavish of her epithets, some of which I had learnt were not very complimentary. I now began to... | |
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She, however, seemed to wish me to make a drawing of her, and signed to me to do so. I looked steadfastly at her for some time, and began to draw upon a spare piece of paper the outline of her figure. She was so pretty that I could not refrain from kissing... 