10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERITRESS»
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heritress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heritress and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sketches of the Rites and Customs of the Greco-Russian Church
On arriving off the first Russian post, the officers came forth to greet their future
Heritress, bringing with them the usual offering, bread and salt, on a silver dish;
and she delighted the hearts of the givers by reading off fluently, and with an ...
2
The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-rhyme. In Ten Books
Seek to be the heritress Of love deserved — choosing, with noble slight Of gauds,
to make the Poor's heart-smile thy sole delight. Alas ! in vain thus breathes a
rebel thrall Fond wish that, now a thousand years have rolled, To Alfred's land it ...
3
Bacons history of the reign of King Henry VII.
This 20 25 he did the rather, because having at his coming out of3o Britain given
artificially, for serving his own turn, some hopes, in case he obtained the kingdom
, to marry Anne, in~ heritress to the duchy of Britain, whom Charles the eighth of ...
4
The Secretary of Macchiavelli; Or, The Siege of Florence: An ...
... from a poor and wandering pedagogue, he had become the chief magistrate of
a rich commonwealth ; and it was now with no small interest that men awaited the
promised appearance of the discovered and sole heritress of his vast wealth.
... Sovereign of England — as his proud grandsire made his vaunt of yore — by
right of the sword's edge; Grand Duke of Normandy, by privilege of blood ; and
liege-lord of Guiennc, by marringe with its powerful Heritress; the bravest, the
most ...
6
Empire Writing: An Anthology of Colonial Literature 1870-1918
... brought the strength-insweetness that prevails, The regal will that royally can
yield: Mistress of many peoples, heritress Of many thrones, wardress of many
seas; But destined, more melodiously than thus, To be hereafter and for ever
hailed, ...
7
Flowers for all seasons [stories, essays and poems].
VALEDICTORY LINES, Addressed to Jenny Lind on her departure from England
to America. Young heritress of love and song, Go forth upon thy way, Where
myriads will around thee throng, And hail thy coming day ; Go, like the morning,
pure ...
John Bolton Rogerson, 1854
8
Collected Literary Essays Classical and Modern
The thought is — well, not exactly Miltonic. (It will be seen that the date is after
Domitian, but that does not matter.) Hence, sullen Frown, stern rustic heritress Of
Cato and Fabricius, come not nigh ! Go, mask of Pride and mannered Moralness,
...
9
Ladies Companion and Literary Expositor: A Monthly Magazine ...
... Sovereign of England— as his proud grandaire made his vnunt of yore — by
right of the sword's edge; Grand Duke of Normandy, by privilege of blood ; and
liege-lord of Guiennc, by marriage with its powerful Heritress ; the bravest, the
most ...
William W. Snowden, Lydia Howard Sigourney, Emma Catherine Embury, 1839
... from a poor and wandering pedagogue, he had become the chief magistrate of
a rich commonwealth ; and it was now with no small interest that men awaited the
promised appearance of the discovered and sole heritress of his vast wealth.
Daniel MacCarthy (novelist.), 1840
