10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GAOLERESS»
Découvrez l'usage de
gaoleress dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
gaoleress et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous ... A narrative ...
The rest of us were knocked about by the Turnkeys, or abused by the Gaoleress,
Mrs. Macphilader, pretty much as they liked. We were, however, not so badly off
as some of the poor prisoners—sheep-stealers, footpads, vagrom men and ...
George Augustus Henry Fairfield SALA, 1869
2
Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers
The rest of us were knocked about by the 'l'urnkeys, or abused by the Gaoleress,
Mrs. Macphilader, pretty much as they liked. We were, however, not so badly off
as some of the poor prisoners—sheep-stealers, footpads, vagrom men and ...
The rest of us were knocked about by the Turnkeys, or abused by the Gaoleress,
Mrs. Macphilader, pretty much as they liked. We were, however, not so badly off
as some of the poor prisoners — sheep-stealers, footpads, vagrom men and ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1862
4
The Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous: Who was a ...
Therestof us were knocked about by the Turnkeys, or abused by the Gaoleress,
Mrs. Macphilader, pretty much as they liked. We were, however, not so badlyoff
assome ofthe poor prisoners—sheepstealers, footpads, vagrom men and women
, ...
5
The strange adventures of Captain Dangerous
George Augustus H.F. Sala. indeed, and one of those trading magistrates that so
disgraced our bench before Mr. Henry Fielding the writer stirred up Authority to
put some order therein. The Justice comes; and he and the Gaoleress, after ...
George Augustus H.F. Sala, 1863
6
Recollections of a Pedestrian
Come, come,' cried the first woman, ' we have no time to be hunting about those
passages again ; come back, the gaoleress here will tell us if there are any more
— won't you, my dear?' and she went close up to Agnes who did not dare move.
Thomas Alexander Boswell, 1826
7
The Bible in Spain, Or, The Journeys, Adventures, and ...
I believe you. I am a daughter of that prison : my father was alcayde, and my son
might hope to be so, were he not a fool. Myself. — His countenance then belies
him strangely: I should be loth to purchase that youngster for a fool. Gaoleress.
George Henry Borrow, 1843
Gaoleress.You would have a fine bargain ifyou did; he has more picardiasthan
any Calabozero inToro. What I mean is, thathe does not take to the prison as he
ought to do, considering what his fathers were before him.Hehas
toomuchpridetoo ...
9
The Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous, Vol. 1 Who Was ...
There were no young novelists in those days to make a flying-trip to the Gaboon country, to ascertain whether the stories told by former tourists about shooting gorillas were fibs or not.
George Augustus Sala, 2010
10
The Works of Alexandre Dumas: The Countess de Charny. The ...
All this makes me furious,” replied the gaoleress. “ What P” “Because there is
nothing but injustice for poor people in this world.” “ But how 1'” " You are rich,
you are a bourgeois, you come here only for a day, and they permit pretty women
to ...
