Antiquary —
章节目录
共 20 段- "This little collection of Stall tracts and ballads was form
- With "The Antiquary" most contemporary reviews of the novels
- Jonathan Oldenbuck, or Oldinbuck, by popular contraction Old
- This pithy motto he delivered, shaking his head, and giving
- The words of the old man fell upon Lovel's ears, but without
- "It leads to an uncivil and positive mode of disputing; and
- "It's enough, sir," said Sir Arthur, starting up fiercely, a
- The sense of reprieve from approaching and apparently inevit
- "Why, what's the matter now?are there not beds and rooms en
- Leaving this discussion to the learned, we will say, that af
- But, egad," continued the old gentleman, "when I look closer
- "Mr. Lovel, you are hurtand, believe me, I sympathize in th
- He then proceeded with inquiries, which he was sometimes kin
- Meanwhile the progress of the packet which occasioned so muc
- "It is indeed," said the Antiquary, looking gravely upward,
- "They would cast away their coals then," said Oldbuck; "but,
- The attempt to kindle the fire with this last coal having pr
- At this observation Lovel again blushed so deeply as to attr
- The old man drew himself up to the full advantage of his unc
- This interruption, and the low tone in which Sir Arthur spok