10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISAPPARELLED»
Discover the use of
disapparelled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disapparelled and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Novels and Tales of Henry James
On one side are the old monumental upholsteries, the big cold tarnished beds
and canopies, with the circumference of disapparelled royalty symbolised by a
gilded balustrade, and the great carved and yawning chimney-places where ...
Henry James, Percy Lubbock, 1922
2
The Uncollected Writings of Thomas De Quincey
... and circumstance, in the naked Homer, disapparelled of the pride, pomp, and
circumstance of glorious antiquity, to remunerate a man for his labour in
acquiring Greek ? Men think very differently about what will remunerate any
given labour.
Thomas De Quincey, James Hogg, 1890
3
The Novels and Tales of Henry James: The reverberator. ...
On one side are the old monumental upholsteries, the big cold tarnished beds
and canopies, with the circumference of disapparelled royalty symbolised by a
gilded balustrade, and the great carved and yawning chimney-places where ...
Henry James, Percy Lubbock, Alvin Langdon Coburn, 1908
4
The Dublin University Magazine
... is established between the two souls, and, when the disapparelled one is the
soul of a brute, this rapport may awaken in the human soul that divinatory sense
which, as we have before seen, is quicker and stronger in the brute than in man,
...
5
Translations, Literal and Free, of the Dying Hadrian's ...
Hadrian (Emperor of Rome), George Samuel Jenks David Johnston. LXXXI.
Truant, petted, darling soul ! Long this frame's familiar guest, Must thou go ? at
what strange goal, Wilt thou find a sheltering nest ? Wan, listless, disapparelled ...
Hadrian (Emperor of Rome), David Johnston, George Samuel Jenks, 1876
6
Wild Honey from Various Thyme
... and mixed with deity The naked limbs of goddesses — his Queen, In the
cerulean air of perfumed sheen, Overt in glorious marble, 'mid the blaze From
sapphire peacock eyes of lidless gaze ; Venus with disapparelled roses wide A'
tingle as ...
7
A Passionate Pilgrim: And Other Tales
cal day. On one side are the old monumental upholsteries, the vast cold
tarnished beds and canopies, with the circumference of disapparelled royalty
attested by a gilded balustrade, and the great carved and yawning chimney-
places, where ...
8
Columbus and Columbia: A Pictorial History of the Man and ...
... or resting in awesome admiration beneath broad-sheltering trees, were a
hundred specimens of an alien race, tawny, sun-browned, symmetrical,
disapparelled, gazing with bewildering surprise at - their celestial-appearing
visitors. In the fair ...
9
Oriental Customs Or, an Illustration of the Sacred ...
We read in TAVERNIER, (p. 43.) of a nazar, whose virtue and behaviour so
pleased a king of Persia, after being put to the test, that he caused himself to be
disapparelled, and, gave his habit to the nazar, which is the greatest honour that
a king ...
10
The Workes of Lvcius Annaevs Seneca: Both Morral and ...
_ For after they haue marched in their proud array and buskins before the people,
as soone as the depart from them they are disapparelled,and returne to their
former estate. here is 'not one of , those, whom riches and honors haue raised tp
...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Justus Lipsius, Thomas Lodge, 1614
