 | Oscar Wilde - 1907 - Počet stránok 298
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his grey moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr. Otis had ended, he shook him cordially by the hands, and said, "My dear sir, your charming little daughter rendered my unlucky ancestor, Sir Simon,... | |
 | Oscar Wilde - 1909 - Počet stránok 284
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his grey moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr. Otis had ended, he shook him cordially by the hands, and said, "My dear sir, your charming little daughter rendered my unlucky ancestor, Sir Simon,... | |
 | Oscar Wilde - 1910 - Počet stránok 286
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his grey moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr. Otis had ended, he shook him cordially by the hands, and said, "My dear sir, your charming little daughter rendered my unlucky ancestor, Sir Simon,... | |
 | Dorothy Scarborough - 1921 - Počet stránok 464
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his gray moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr. Otis had ended, he...and I and my family are much indebted to her for her marvelous courage and pluck. The jewels are clearly hers, and, egad, I believe that if I were heartless... | |
 | Rex Collings - 1996 - Počet stránok 308
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his grey moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr Otis had ended, he...by the hand and said, 'My dear sir, your charming litde daughter rendered my unlucky ancestor, Sir Simon, a very important service and I and my family... | |
 | Rex Collings - 2008 - Počet stránok 308
...listened very gravely to the worthy Minister's speech, pulling his grey moustache now and then to hide an involuntary smile, and when Mr Otis had ended, he...are clearly hers and, egad, I believe that if I were heardess enough to take them from her, the wicked old fellow would be out of his grave in a fortnight,... | |
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... in any form, and can only account for it by the fact that Virginia was born in one of your London suburbs shortly after Mrs. Otis had returned from a trip to Athens. 