 | Reuben Percy - 1826 - 440 páginas
...continued ; " I pity you." He went on, after hearing the answer of the princess, in this cutting manner. " You had not bread to eat ; and without me, you would...and unable to give you much; I shall do what I can ; I shall give you daily ten or twelve florins, as my affairs will enable me, and that will always... | |
 | 1826 - 418 páginas
...pity you." He went on, after hearing the answer of the princess, in this cutting manner. " You bad not bread to eat; and without me, you would be obliged to beg 1 lam tut a poor man myself, and unable to give you much; I shall do what I can; I shall give you daily... | |
 | 1829 - 264 páginas
...friendship. My sister Charlotte also paid me a visit, or rather the prince,-for she did nothing hut flirt with him, without so much as noticing me. The...and unable to give you much ; I shall do what I can ; I shall give you daily ten or twelve florins, as my affairs will enable me, and that will always... | |
 | Margravine Wilhelmine (consort of Friedrich, Margrave of Bayreuth) - 1877 - 312 páginas
...received me very coldly. " Ha, ha!" said he, " you are there ; I am very glad to see you ; " examining mo with a light. " You are much changed," he continued...and unable to give you much ; I shall do what I can ; I shall give you daily ten or twelve florins, as my affairs will enable me, and that will always... | |
 | Margravine Wilhelmine (consort of Friedrich, Margrave of Bayreuth) - 1877 - 312 páginas
...glad to see you;" examining me with a light. ' ' You are much changed," he continued ; "what is liftle Frederica about? I pity you." He went on, after hearing...and unable to give you much ; I shall do what I can ; I shall give you daily ten or twelve florins, as my affairs will enable me, and that will always... | |
 | Margravine Wilhelmine (consort of Friedrich, Margrave of Bayreuth) - 1877 - 304 páginas
...yon ; " examining me with a light. " You are much changed," he continued ; "what is little Prederica about! I pity you." He went on, after hearing my answer: "You had not bread to oat, and without me you would be obliged to beg ! I am but a poor man myself, and unable to give you... | |
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Frederica about? I pity you." He went on, after hearing my answer: " You had not bread to eat, and without me you would be obliged to beg ! I am but a poor man myself, and unable to give you much ; I shall do what I can ; I shall give you daily ten or... 