Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 34
... represented in long , loose dresses , of a trans- parent texture , through which the form is distinctly seen . Under ... represented in the paintings . The games and amusements in use among the Egyptians , must have been nearly the same ...
... represented in long , loose dresses , of a trans- parent texture , through which the form is distinctly seen . Under ... represented in the paintings . The games and amusements in use among the Egyptians , must have been nearly the same ...
Page 49
... represented on the opposite walls . Here the god , generally painted black from head to foot , traverses the seventy five circles or zones , over which preside the same number of superhuman personages of various shapes , armed with ...
... represented on the opposite walls . Here the god , generally painted black from head to foot , traverses the seventy five circles or zones , over which preside the same number of superhuman personages of various shapes , armed with ...
Page 98
... represented his retreat as one in which the remainder of his days should be spent . But Fontainbleau was as incapable as Dawley of fixing the restless humor of Bolingbroke . He soon became weary of retirement and France , and turned his ...
... represented his retreat as one in which the remainder of his days should be spent . But Fontainbleau was as incapable as Dawley of fixing the restless humor of Bolingbroke . He soon became weary of retirement and France , and turned his ...
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