 | 1832 - 386 lehte
...him — mark did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolphian size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...much resembled that of a toper, when halftipsy and fancing himself particularly wise. The very Nestor of village topers was MasterGreen, hearty, good-humoured,... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1832 - 380 lehte
...him — mark did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolphian size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...patriarchal in the number of his descendants, having had the Mahommedan allowance of four wives, although, after the Christian fashion, successively, and... | |
 | Christian Isobel Johnstone - 1846 - 394 lehte
...— mark did I say ''. a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolpluan size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...patriarchal in the number of his descendants, having had the Mahommedan allowance of four wives, although, after the Christian fashion, successively, and... | |
 | 1854 - 348 lehte
...him — mark did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolphian size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...any circumstances, have belonged to the man and his humor, but which much resembled that of a toper when half-tipsy and fancying himself particularly wise.... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1880 - 530 lehte
...him — mark did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolphian size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...patriarchal in the number of his descendants, having had the Mahommedan allowance of four wives, although, after the Christian fashion, successively, and... | |
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1924 - 362 lehte
...— mark, did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand — was in his nose, which was of the true Bardolphian size and colour, and a certain roll of the eye, which...patriarchal in the number of his descendants, having had the Mahommedan allowance of four wives, although, after the Christian fashion, successively, and... | |
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... times, and had kept him light, vigorous, and active, as little bent or stiffened by age as the two boys who were delving out the earth under his direction. The only visible mark which age had set upon him — mark did I say ? a brand, a fire-brand... 