| 1911 - 606 páginas
...savage grin that you would almost expect to hear it growl and snarl. — Hawthorne. A BOY'S STUDY. It wasn't very large, certainly, being about six feet...light, as there were bars and a grating to the window. It was, however, uncommonly comfortable to look at. The space under the window at the farther end was... | |
| 1912 - 414 páginas
...prepared for separate studies, and was not a little astonished and delighted with the place in question. It wasn't very large certainly, being about six feet...little precautions were necessary in the studies on the ground floor looking out into the close, to prevent the exit of small boys after locking-up, and the... | |
| Henry Seidel Canby, John Baker Opdycke - 1913 - 626 páginas
...prepared for separate studies, and was not a little astonished and delighted with the palace in question. It wasn't very large certainly, being about six feet...little precautions were necessary in the studies on the ground floor looking out into the close, to prevent the exit of small boys after locking-up, and the... | |
| Thomas Hughes - 1993 - 356 páginas
...prepared for separate studies, and was not a little astonished and delighted with the palace in question. It wasn't very large certainly, being about six feet...ground-floor looking out into the close, to prevent The Studies the exit of small boys after locking-up, and the entrance of contraband articles. But it was... | |
| Geoffrey Walford - 2005 - 258 páginas
...prepared for separate studies, and was not a little ashamed and delighted with the palace in question. It wasn't very large certainly, being about six feet long by four broad . . . The space under the window at the further end was a square table covered with a reasonably clean... | |
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