 | Henry Angelo - 1830 - 564 pages
...of Barthelemy, prefixed to the later editions of Let Voyages d'dnacharsis. 4 IMPORTANT CIRCUMSTANCE. were no less struck by. the gallant manner with which he received the gift. He placed it on his left brenst, and addressing the other knights of the sword, exclaimed, "This will I protect against all... | |
 | John Kay - 1838 - 402 pages
...bouquet of roses, which, as we are told, he placed on his breast with the -most exquisite gallantry, and, addressing the other knights of the sword, exclaimed, " This will I protect against all opposers." Tremamondo fenced with the best of them, but none could disturb a single leaf of his bouquet. While... | |
 | Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald - 1883 - 446 pages
...with a small bouquet of roses. The company, as well ladies as gentlemen of rank, surprised at this, were no less struck by the gallant manner with which...of whom could disturb a single leaf of the bouquet. " One evening at Drury Lane theatre, my father being in a private box with Woffington, she gave him... | |
 | Egerton Castle - 1885 - 348 pages
...small bouquet of roses. The company, as well ladies as gentlemen of rank, surprised at this, were not less struck by the gallant manner with which he received...whom could disturb a single leaf of the bouquet." One of the results of the intimacy which subsequently sprung up between Angelo and the beautiful Peg... | |
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The company, as well ladies as gentlemen of rank, surprised at this, were no less struck by the gallant manner with which he received the gift. He placed it on his left breast, and, addressing the other knights of the sword, exclaimed, ' This will I protect... 