-
destructive and
avaricious rebels in the late war,
which defaced one of the
stateliest seats his
Majesty had.
Nonsuch remained royal property until 1670, when...
- rate was 5.90%.
River Heights includes many of Winnipeg's
oldest and
stateliest homes: the
average value of
dwelling house in the
riding in 1999 was $117...
-
According to one nobleman, Lord Bacon, “He
lieth at
Westminster in one of the
stateliest and
daintiest monuments of Europe…So that he
dwelleth more
richly dead...
- scene, and as the
ranks ascend Shade above shade, a
woody theater Of
stateliest view.”
Current reference:
Collins dictionary:
Sylvan describes an ****ociation...
- the
cathedral clergy. The
house was
rebuilt in 1720.
Considered the "
stateliest house in the close", it is a
Grade I
listed building. The
earliest known...
-
Essays on
Evangelism and Apologetics,
Greyfriars Hall. ——— (2001c),
Beyond Stateliest Marble: The P****ionate
Femininity of Anne Bradstreet,
Leaders in Action...
- Revisited".
Victorian Poetry. 17 (3): 192–203. Markley, A. A. (2004).
Stateliest Measures:
Tennyson and the
Literature of
Greece and Rome.
University of...
-
wrote in
Paradise Lost:
Nearer he drew, and many a walk travers'd Of
stateliest cover, cedar, pine, or palm, Then
voluble and bold, now hid, nod seen...
- was
considered by
Cotton Mather "a
monument to her
memory beyond the
stateliest marble". Long
considered primarily of
historical interest, she won critical...
- p.66
Quoted in Rowlinson, p. 145 Cain, p. 65 Markley, A. A. (2004).
Stateliest Measures:
Tennyson and the
Literature of
Greece and Rome.
University of...
