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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ARTICLE OF VIRTU»
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... it is not unworthy, as an article of virtu, of a detailed examination. It may be said
at once that Sir Henry has not set about his task in any spirit of pedantry. All is fish
that comes to his net : small and great, Radical and Imperialist, he has room ...
2
United States Congressional Serial Set
... carved chessman or any article of virtu. That is a different class altogether. Mr.
Fordnet. If there are no billiard balls imported, certainly what billiard balls are
used are made in the United States, are they not? Mr. Siebert. Yes, sir. Mr.
Fordney.
3
Official Gazette
of the United States Patent Office
Article of virtu. A. Bohnsack and H. Wilkenhoner. No. 1,044,009 ; Nov. 12 ; Gaz.
vol. 184 ; p. 370. Artillery-vehicle. W. Mayer. No. 1,045,721 ; Nov. 26 ; Gaz. vol.
184; p. 1024. Artillery-vehicles, Limber-coupling for. W. Mayer. No. 1,045,720;
Nov.
... was one small article of virtu which he received back with the trembling
eagerness of an accomplished connoisseur, looking, and twisting, and lingering
over it with a devotion which never halted or tired until he appeared thoroughly
satisfied ...
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THE CITIZEN; DE DUBLIN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
... was one small article of virtu which he received back with the trembling
eagerness of an accomplished connoisseur, looking, and twisting, and lingering
over it with a devotion which never halted or tired until he appeared thoroughly
satisfied ...
6
Simon & Schuster Super Crossword Book 9: The Biggest and the ...
... fruit 69 Article of virtu 7 1 Former kingdom of Burgundy 72 ' 'The ," Roger Moore
scries 73 -on-Hudson,N.Y. 75 TEXAS 79 Word with car or bunny 82 Actress in "
Days of Wine and Roses" 83 Thorny 84 Cambodian coin 85 British Open winner:
...
Eugene T. Maleska, John M. Samson, 1996
London manufactures every article of virtu and use. It is the centre of industry, as
it is of commerce, and the sciences. To give an idea of the immense operations
carried on within and without the city in this line would require volumes. A glance
...
Richard Swainson Fisher, 1852
8
The Letters
of Horace Walpole, Earl
of Orford: Including ...
I will not reckon you among my modern friends, but in the first article of virtu : you
have given me so many new lights into a science that I love so much, that 1 shall
always be proud to own you as my master in the antique, and will never let any ...
Horace Walpole, John Wright, George Agar Ellis Baron Dover, 1840
9
Chambers's Journal
of Popular Literature, Science and Arts
... as if a worm or a minnow were an article of virtu, which required the nicest taste
and consideration of a connoisseur to appreciate it properly. Then one of the
boldest will take hold of the extreme tip of the tail — as timidly as a bashful young
...
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Gossip
of the century: personal and traditional ...
... a keen connoisseur in works of art : he was so constant an habitue at Christie's
that he will long be missed within those familiar walls, where it was a real
pleasure to meet him, and to listen to his remarks on every description of article of
virtu.
Mrs. Wm. Pitt Byrne, 1892
