... the setting sun ; but the hall was so large, and these "dazzling objects so far removed, that their blended radiance cast no more than a pleasing lustre, and excited no more than agreeable sensations in the eyes of Child Rowland. The furniture of... Folklore - Page 182redigeeritud poolt - 1891Full view - About this book
| Hjalmar Rued - 1899 - 360 lehte
...large and spacious hall, whose richness and brilliance no tongue can tell. . . . The furni> i ture of the hall was suitable to its architecture; and...end, under a splendid canopy, seated on a gorgeous sopha of velvet, silk, and gold, £-nd 'Kembing her yellow hair wi ' a silver kemb,' "There was his... | |
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