Letters from the North of Europe: Or, A Journal of Travels in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Prussia, and SaxonyHenry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1832 - 475 sivua |
Muita painoksia - Näytä kaikki
Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
ancient architecture Baltic beautiful Bergen buildings built burg called canals capital carriage carried cathedral centre century character Christiania color costumes cross crown cupolas Denmark domes dress eight Elbe emperor England English Europe exhibited feet Finland fiord forebud foreign four French Galitzin German gold granite Hamburg Hardanger horses houses hundred India inhabitants interest Ivan Jews journey Kitai-gorod kremlin Lady of Kazan land less letter ment miles mind mode morning Moscow mountains nation native Neva Nevski Nevski Prospektive night nobles Norway Norwegian Novgorod observed ornamented palace passed peasants peculiar Persian Peter Petersburg Poland Polangen population present priests prince racter residence river road round Russian Saxony scarcely scenery serfs Siberia side snow spot stands sterlet stone streets Sweden Tartar thousand tion Torjok tower town traveller tzars ukases veneration village Vladimir Westeros whole winter wood
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Sivu 147 - Behold the days come, saith the Lord God, that I will send a famine in the land ; not a famine of bread, but of hearing the words of the Lord.
Sivu 7 - vale, The willow-tufted bank, the gliding sail; The crowded mart, the cultivated plain, A new creation rescued from his reign.
Sivu 335 - from regions beyond the Arctic; plastered palaces from Sweden and Denmark, not whitewashed since their arrival; painted walls from the Tyrol; mosques from Constantinople; Tartar temples from Bucharia; pagodas, pavilions, and virandas from China; cabarets from Spain; dungeons, prisons, and public offices from France; architectural ruins from Rome; terraces and
Sivu 4 - Batavi, Cattorum quondam populus, et seditione domestica in eas sedes transgressus, in quibus pars Roman! Imperil fierent . Manet honos et antiquae societatis insigne: nam nee tributis
Sivu 251 - age. Yet even this way of life is in their estimation happier than groaning over the plough ; toiling in the erection of houses; subjecting their own fortunes and those of others to the agitations of alternate hope and fear. Secure against men, secure against the gods, they have attained that most difficult point, not to need even a wish.
Sivu 335 - pagodas, pavilions, and virandas from China; cabarets from Spain; dungeons, prisons, and public offices from France; architectural ruins from Rome; terraces and trellises from Naples ; and warehouses from Wapping.
Sivu 4 - Imperil fierent . Manet honos et antiquae societatis insigne: nam nee tributis contemnuntur, nee publicanus atterit: exempt! oneribus et collationibus, et tantum in usum
Sivu 331 - de Vladimir resta en place, et fort heureusement le feu, qui brûla le toit et le parvis, ne pénétra pas dans l'intérieur de l'église. Vers le soir l'ouragan s'apaisa ; mais pendant plusieurs jours encore on vit fumer les ruines, tant dans les quartiers que nous avons déjà nommés qu'à la
Sivu 34 - the goddess deigns to visit is a scene of festivity. No wars are undertaken ; arms are untouched; and every hostile weapon is shut up. Peace and repose are
Sivu 329 - pour se convertir en cendres. Parmi les nombreux incendies qui éclatèrent à diverses époques, aucun ne peut se comparer à celui qui embrasa cette ville en 1547. Le 12 Avril le feu consuma les boutiques du Kitai avec leurs riches marchandises, les entrepôts de la couronne, le couvent de l'Epiphanie et une multitude de maisons, depuis la porte de