 Almack's is a system of tyranny," said Lady Tresilian, " which would never be submitted to in any country but one of such complete freedom that people are at liberty to make fools of themselves. No government would ever have had the effrontery to suppose...  Almack's: A Novel ... - Página 209por Marianne Spencer Stanhope Hudson, Charles White - 1826 - 413 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1826 - 722 páginas
...submit patiently to such a tyranny. What will not Ion da ? 534 " Tan is indeed (said Lionel) a cameleon, whose hue changes with every ray of light ; a shade, or rather a shadow of a shade, that follows rank or fame. " Almack's i> a system of tyranny (said Lady Tresilian)... | |
 | Marianne Spencer Stanhope Hudson, Charles White - 1826 - 370 páginas
...patiently to such a tyranny. What will not ton do !"" " Ton is indeed," said Lionel, " a cameleon, whose hue changes with every ray of light; a shade,...Tresilian, " which would never be submitted to in ariy country but one of such complete freedom that people are at liberty to make fools of themselves.... | |
 | Lady Elizabeth Wilhelmine Coke Spencer-Stanhope - 1913 - 406 páginas
...scanty mercy beneath the pen of an unknown jester. " Ahnack's" she pronounced, " is a species of tyranny which would never be submitted to in any country but...people are at liberty to make fools of themselves." And the manner in which she had portrayed that clique was too faithful, the portraiture too realistic... | |
 | 1913 - 408 páginas
...scanty mercy beneath the pen of an unknown jester. "AlmacKs" she pronounced, " is a species of tyranny which would never be submitted to in any country but...people are at liberty to make fools of themselves." And the manner in which she had portrayed that clique was too faithful, the portraiture too realistic... | |
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