 | Thomas Gray - 1807 - 728 páginas
...of stairs in Petticoat- Lane, or Camomile-Street, and 'they go to bed regularly under the same roqf that I do. Dear, how charming it must be to walk out...open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone, and an nicated to me before the last section was printed off, and has a connection with... | |
 | Thomas Gray, John Mitford - 1816 - 618 páginas
...windows like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat Lane, or Camomile Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do. Dear,...open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone, and an arbour: have a care of sore throats though, and the as.oe, o , However, be it... | |
 | 1821 - 394 páginas
...windows like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat-Lane, or Camomile-Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do. Dear, how charming it must be to walk out in one's own fording, and sit on a bench in the open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone,... | |
 | Thomas Gray, William Mason - 1820 - 548 páginas
...windows like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat-lane, or Camomile-street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do. Dear,...open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone, and an arbour : have a care of sore throats though, and the agoe. . However, be it known... | |
 | Thomas Gray - 1820 - 492 páginas
...stairs in Petticoat-Lane, or Camomile-Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that 1 do. Dear, how charming it must be to walk out in one's own garrling, and sit on a bench in the open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone,... | |
 | Thomas Gray, William Mason - 1827 - 468 páginas
...windows, like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat-lane, or Camomile-street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do. Dear,...open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone, and an arbour : have a care of sore throats though, and the agoe. * This letter was... | |
 | Thomas Gray - 1836 - 336 páginas
...windows, like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat Lane, or Camomile Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do. Dear, how charming it must be to walk out in one's own yarding, and sit on a bench in the open air, with a fountain and leaden statue, and a rolling stone,... | |
 | Robert Plumer Ward - 1841 - 732 páginas
...friends: " And so you have a garding of your own, and plant and transplant, and are dirty and amused. Dear ! how charming it must be, to walk out in one's own garding, and sit on a bench in the open air. Have a care of sore throats, though ; and the agoo.1"* I was proud to be allowed to share the labour... | |
 | Robert Plumer Ward - 1841 - 300 páginas
...friends: " And so you have a gardingof your own, and plant and transplant, and are dirty and amused. Dear! how charming it must be, to walk out in one's own garding, and sit on a bench in the open air. Have a care of sore throats, though ; and the agoo."* I was proud to be allowed to share the labor... | |
 | Thomas Gray - 1843 - 352 páginas
...window, like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat Lane, or Camomile Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do : dear, how charming it must be to walk out in one's own garden, and sit on a bench in the open air with a fountain, and a leaden statue, and a rolling stone,... | |
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I live ! my gardens are in the window, like those of a lodger up three pair of stairs in Petticoat Lane, or Camomile Street, and they go to bed regularly under the same roof that I do : dear, how charming it must be to walk out in one's own garden, and... 
