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...iele). Ne caz ăm la Shoreline, primul bulevard paralel cu ţărmul, la Swan Inn (Hanul “Lebăda”), 27 $/noapte... “Via ţa este ceea ce şi se întâmpl ă ... ...tomacul gol !)... Vin în Austin (Texas), pentru întâia oar ă. La „Quinta Inn”: 70 $/noapte cu taxe! Pl ăte şte Universitatea. 15,25 $ cab-ul (taxi... ...Actori slabi, prea teatrali, replici ca pe band ă. Am înnoptat la Budget Inn (40 $ camera). Exist ă ora şe care au acela şi nume: Las Vegas î... ... Motel Trade Winds, cu pre ţuri între 44,20 $ şi 55,50 $. 68 La China Inn, în San Diego. Restaurant ieftin. Delicat. Discret. Mânc ăm raci prepa... .... La opt se deschide. Palazzo de Santi Apostoli (sec. XV), Capella della Madonna dell’ Archetto. Str ădu ţe înguste, pietruite sau pavate, vechi. ... ... Aeroportul din Nassau 104 16 mile pân ă la hotelul nostru, Holiday Inn, mergem cu taxiul (23 $). Nu exist ă bus ori shuttle decât pentru cei ...

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...they stopped to refresh Audrey Blankenhagen 208 themselves and have a simple meal in a wayside inn and then continued their journey to Kashmir. ... ...and now with a woman’s sensual intensity. She looked down and cupped her belly with both hands, a madonna-like smile playing about her lips, still s...

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..... 227 Head of horse ............................................... 233 Madonna’s hand ........................................... 243 Prisoner ..... ...something more meaningful than the LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL 233 madonnas. Not Christ on the cross, but man on the cross. Pigment and light ... ...g Dante or Ovid to make the hunts more agreeable. After lunch, I visit an inn and throw dice with the yokels, to taste my malign destiny in their br... ... His florins. LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL 251 I see him painting a madonna’s drapery...weeks of work, painting delicate, gilded folds...he ga... ... palette; here is red-headed Filippo Lippi finishing the background for a madonna; here is Cecelia, sipping wine, asking for sweets...Madonna Lisa a... ...r somber clothes, her yellow hair in a spiral. Her face was the face of a madonna, and the way she looked at me lit up my face; so, we walked, hand ... ...the plumed helmets of its entry guards. I made sketches at the harborside inn, made them on a long balcony table; I made harbor maps and drawings fo... ...“We said little as we rode. LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL 335 “At an inn we dismounted, drank, warmed ourselves. Niccolò could not jus- tify his... ... YEARS AGO At Oxford, it is pleasant to recall, I stopped at Duvenant’s inn frequently, the rooms and meals much to my taste. Madame Duvenant, dre...

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...nd here, under the influ- ence of other artists, he devoted his efforts to Madonnas. In this work the refinement and elegance of the faces show him to... ...ed to character painting. However, his old ideal recalled him again to the Madonna and he paiuted the famous "Madonna of the Chair" which shows a tech... ...e spiritual element had begun to wane. His last great work was his Sistiue Madonna. After this, none of his works may be called entirely his, but are ... ... Cash Prizes for Bowling . . . Dowlin Block North Adams, - - Mass. RAHAR'S INN Northampton, Mass. Remodeled and Newly Furnished R. J. BAHAE, Proprieto... ...for six weeks. F. KARBAUM Teacher of Languages NORTH ADAMS, MASS. WILLIAMS INN A, H. L, Bemis, Prop, Full line of Students' Sup- plies, Pipes, Cigars,... ...TTOTHI.kK -fnyw TbW&WIWMrti-xnotf nnl»,i.«»r,.V|i<nui,i«i,.fi)i,„'. RAhAWS INN ^uiitiimuiiiiilitiw,. SlhiK».. SRttmtid«Jlt>4l «iMI :W»»% Fi!«»i>**w4 M... ... for six weeks. F. KARBAUM Teacher of LanguoKM NORTH ADAMS, MASS. WILLIAMS INN A. II. \j. JJoiniH, l^rop, Full line of Students' Sup- plies, Pipes, Ci... ... Cash Prizes for Bowling , . . Dowliu BlocU North Adams, - . Maes, RAHAR'5 INN Northampton, Mass. Remodeled and Newly Furnished R. J. EAHAR, Proprieto... ...Goujon, a plaster statue of the Proying Boy, a Ro- man torch holder, and a Madonna of Delia Robbia's. Tiffany & Co. Fillh Avenue and .17(h St., New Yo...

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... taken serene possession of its softest spot, and, with his head thrown back and his legs outstretched, was staring at Murillo?s beautiful moon-borne Madonna in profound enjoyment of his posture. He had removed his hat, and flung down beside him a little red guide-book and an opera-glass....

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...k and his legs outstretched, was staring at Murillo’s beautiful moon-borne Madonna in profound enjoyment of his posture. He had removed his hat, and f... ...he merit of the artist with that of his work (for he admires the squinting Madonna of the young lady with the boyish coif- fure, because he thinks the... ...ittle picture? It’s a very beau- tiful subject,” said the young lady. “The Madonna, yes; I am not a Catholic, but I want to buy it. Combien? Write it ... ...d to confirm her promise, she deposited a rosy blotch in the middle of the Madonna’s cheek. But the American frowned. “Ah, too red, too red!” he rejoi... ... in every form!” and M. Nioche cast a significant glance at his daughter’s Madonna. “I can’t fancy myself chattering French!” said Newman with a laugh... ...nd for a fortnight enjoyed Venice grossly. One evening, coming back to his inn, he found Babcock waiting for him in the little garden beside it. The y... ...ind of bovine temperament.” Valentin had immediately been installed at the inn, and M. Stanislas and his friends had withdrawn to regions un- known. T... ...own. The police authorities of the canton had waited upon the party at the inn, had been extremely majestic, and had drawn up a long proces-verbal; bu... ...times, gravely, with a little flute-like whistle. But they had reached the inn, and 244 The American a stout maid-servant in a night-cap was at the d...

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...once a house of entertainment called the ?Bootjack Hotel.? Mr. Crump, the landlord, had, in the outset of life, performed the duties of Boots in some inn even more frequented than his own, and, far from being ashamed of his origin, as many persons are in the days of their prosperity, had thus solemnly recorded it over the hospitable gate of his hotel....

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...andlord, had, in the outset of life, performed the duties of Boots in some inn even more frequented than his own, and, far from being ashamed of his o... ...e; and if there is one thing in the world he hates and de- spises, it is a Madonna. “I’m not,” says he, “a tradesman— I’m a Hartist” (Mr. Eglantine wa... ..., Berkeley Square (for it must out—that was the place in which Mr. Crump’s inn was situated), he paused for a moment at the threshold of the little ho... ...orte. He lives and writes in a rap- ture. He is, of course, a member of an inn of court, and greatly addicted to after-dinner speaking as a preparatio...

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...great understanding of art. She understood all sorts of things. Before the Madonna of the Chair I stood a long time. The face is not a particle like h... ... to hear.” “Well, then, let us take a walk. If you too are staying at this inn, we are fellow-travellers. We will walk down the Arno to the Cascine. T... ... said, “they are mother and daugh- ter—they are as like as two of Andrea’s Madonnas.” 20 The Diary of a Man of Fifty “If they resemble each other, th...

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...y, and Emilio briefly repeated it. This illustrious singer had been a mere inn-servant, whose wonderful voice had captivated a great Sicilian nobleman... ...ood, and which of old inspired the painters of Spain, which gave Italy her Madonnas, cre- ated Michael Angelo’s statues and Ghilberti’s doors of the ... ... are, I am told, many 22 Massimilla Doni men in the same predicament. May Madonna preserve them! “You have not come to that! You can do all you want—... ...itted him to a study where he found the Duchess on her knees in front of a Madonna. He had come to confess and ask forgiveness. Massimilla, in prayer,... ...adiance of a new sun; you shall sleep on crimson silk, under the gaze of a Madonna; you shall feel like a happy lover gently kissed by a nymph whose b... ...nd which Raphael painted so divinely in his Virgin with the Donor, and the Madonna who shivers at Dresden, the lovely Maidens by Orcagna in the Church...

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...to spend a few days at Blois, where a clumsy, but rather attractive little inn, on the edge of the river, will offer you a certain amount of that fami... ...ned to suffer from a modern form of inhumanity. The mistress of the little inn at the base of the castle-rock—it stands very pleasantly beside the riv... ...t ten minutes’ walk from the chateau, and the village contains a very tidy inn, where, if you are not in too great a hurry to com- mune with the shade... ...fore. We took our way back to the Grand Monarque, and waited in the little inn-parlor for a late train to Tours. We were not impatient, for we had an ... ...emarks upon, the superior civilization of France. Where else, at a village inn, should we have fared so well? Where else should we have sat down to ou... ...say that I understood Petrarch. He must have been very selfsupporting, and Madonna Laura must indeed have been much to him. The aridity of the hills t...

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...hree Ps would start on Sunday morning early and find a room in some modest inn and talk themselves asleep, and return singing through the night, or ha... ...rld of pleasant breezes and song birds and shady trees. The arrival at the inn was a great affair. No one, they were convinced, would take them for dr... ...n a huge round- bellied jug. The glorious moment of standing lordly in the inn door- way, and staring out at the world, the swinging sign, the geese u... ...ntil a distant maternal voice called her away. Afterwards as they left the inn she waylaid them at the orchard corner and gave them, a little shyly, t... ...ny for talking. He began to attend the bar parlour of the God’s Providence Inn with some frequency, and would have done so regularly in the evening if... ...s clustered like chubby little cherubim about the feet of an Assumptioning-Madonna. Her plumpness was firm and pink and wholesome, and her hands, dimp...

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...ndard objects, repeated over and over again. Some times we pass a village inn, with a crumbling wall belonging to it, and a perfect town of out house... ... the Cathedral, whose massive tower frowns down upon the court yard of the inn. Off we go; and very solemn and 11 Charles Dickens grand it is, in the... ...wn. Underneath the balcony, when we return, the inferior ser vants of the inn are supping in the open air, at a great table; the dish, a stew of meat... ...LIN OF AVIGNON CHALONIS IS A FAIR RESTING PLACE, in right of its good inn on the bank of the river, and the little steamboats, gay with green and... ...d escaped, through the interposition of his or her patron saint, or of the Madonna; and I may refer to them as good specimens of the class generally. ... ...mmedi ately outside the city walls, by a sort of piano forte van. But the Madonna was there again. Whether the supernatural appearance had startled t... ...s, with a spade and some other agricultural implements beside him; and the Madonna, with the Infant Saviour in her arms, appearing to him in a cloud. ... ...aviour in her arms, appearing to him in a cloud. This is the legend of the Madonna della Guardia: a chapel on a moun tain within a few miles, which i... ... in which the prayers of the Faithful may be offered up.’ ‘But, Santissima Madonna,’ said the peasant, ‘I am a poor man; and chapels cannot be built w...

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...hom her face was now seriously given. In Ammiani’s sight she looked a dark Madonna, with the sun shining bright gold through the edges of the summer h... ...rina has my heart. She reached me that cigarette on the Motterone like the Madonna: it is never to be forgotten! I serve my heart! Now, Beppo, you may... ...rb, Vittoria leaned back passively until the carriage stopped at a village inn, where Giacinta made speedy arrangements to satisfy as far as pos- sibl... ...bathing her whole person daily in cold water. The household service of the inn recovered from the effort to assist her sufficiently to produce hot cof... ...e table when Herr Johannes presented himself among them, and very soon the inn was shaken with an uproar of greeting. Katchen found Beppo listening at... ...roperty. She found him out, though he had strayed through the court of the inn, and down a hanging garden to the borders of a torrent that drenched th... ...e twice a year, when he comes over to do carpentering. He cuts very pretty Madonnas. He is a German.’ ‘Ha! you kneel to the Madonna, and give your lip... ...when scouts came running down with word that all about the Porta Camosina, Madonna del Carmine, and the Gardens, the Austrians were 307 George Meredi... ...aid Merthyr. “When she dies, my dear master, there’s no one for me but the Madonna to serve.” “Why should she die, silly fellow?” “Because she never c...

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...trary desire. Amid the pomp of kings and popes was the Child Jesus and the Madonna. Jesus the King gradually dwindled down. There was Jesus the Child,... ...stitious. There is, lastly, a sprinkling of loose women, one who keeps the inn where the soldiers drink. These women are a definite set. They know wha... ...For the dark, hand- some Englishwoman, who looks like a slightly malignant Madonna, comes Il Duro; for the ‘bella bionda’, the wood- cutter. But the p... ... up, we came on a village, icy cold, and as if forgotten. We went into the inn to drink something hot. The fire of olive sticks was burning in the ope... ...ats sat a young mule-driver, who had left his two mules at the door of the inn, and opposite him an elderly stout man. They got down and offered us th... ... a moment of suspension, when religious submission seemed to come over the inn-room. Then the Signora began to talk, and it broke upon the Italian chi... ...‘my father, my father’ always. His father had a little shop as well as the inn in the village above. So John had had some education. He had been sent ...

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... 5 Robert Louis Stevenson easy mind than the necessity of reaching shelter by dusk, and the hospitality of a village inn is not always to be reck- one... ...h the letter-bag; the as- piring youth of Goudet are within a day’s walk of the rail- way at Le Puy; and here in the inn you may find an en- graved po... ...ing under the table and rubbing against your legs, is no impos- sible accompaniment to dinner. But the people of the inn, in nine cases out of ten, sh... ... last night, I saw them going afield again; and there was the life of Bouchet in a nutshell. When I came back to the inn for a bit of breakfast, the l... ...r of the house is upstairs,’ she answered, ‘mak- ing you a goad.’ Blessed be the man who invented goads! Blessed the inn- keeper of Bouchet St. Nicola... ... had no beauty, nor was there any notable feature, save the old castle overhead with its fifty quintals of brand-new Madonna. But the inn was clean an...

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...here a shrine, with a burning lamp before it, is built into the wall of an inn stable. He kneels and crosses himself, and mutters a brief prayer, with... ... founders of which had died before the Advent; or in the wall of a country inn or farmhouse; or at the midway point of a bridge; or in the shallow cav... ... on the marble floor, just in front of the divine Raphael’s picture of the Madonna da Foligno! Nothing more, upon my word! The fire, which the poor ch... ... but whose serene intelligence embraces both earthly and celestial things; madonnas by Raphael, on whose lips he has impressed a holy and delicate res... ...the traveller through iron-grated windows. Here and there appears a dreary inn or a wine-shop, desig- nated by the withered bush beside the entrance, ... ...en these lovers, while standing before the pillared shrine, and the marble Madonna that marks Raphael’s tomb; whither they had now wandered, we are un...

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...stout legs and thick hands, he was gifted with the shrewdness of the Swiss inn- keepers, whom he resembled. Certainly he was not hand- some, and his w... ...teeth failed him. Selfish- ness stayed by him. In his old days he sold his inn, collected (as we have seen) all he could of his late father-in-law’s p... ...en lots of land in the neighborhood of Provins, and from the sale of their inn for twenty thousand. Old Auffray’s house, though out of repair, was inh... ...ing, they were left to run loose about the stables and court- yards of the inn, or the streets of the town; sometimes they were whipped; sometimes the... ...he same career. When his friends the carriers and those who frequented the inn, asked him what he meant to do with his children, Pere Rogron explained... ...oor, making a vow no doubt to Saint Anne d’Auray, the most powerful of the madonnas of Brittany. “A doctor from Paris,” she said to Brigaut. “Go and f...

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... the noblest work in the world, him at his daily divine toil and herself a Madonna surrounded by a troupe of Blessed Boys—all of good family, some of ... ...tly, recurrently, struggling out of the life of the farm and the shop, the inn and the market, the street and the crowd, is something that is not of t... ...sic to him and took him to a 93 H G Wells Dolmetsch concert in Clifford’s Inn, and expanded that com- mon interest to a general participation in his ... ...reen. Should he go down to Dorking or this way over Box Hill to the little inn at Burford Bridge. He would try the latter. 14 14 14 14 14 The April su... ...d eaten a belated lunch at Burford Bridge, he had got some tea at a little inn near a church with a splendid yew tree, and for the rest of the time he... ... on along the track and presently he would strike a road and so come to an inn. One can solve no prob- lems when one is engaged in a struggle with the... ...ominating Chexington, and Amanda tenderly triumphant and passion- ate, the Madonna enthroned. For William Porphyry he could feel no emotion. William P... ...s to Amanda Benham turned again. For some days he was content to adore his Madonna and listen to the familiar flatteries of her love. He was a leaner,...

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...diality about him; he is winning; he is chivalrous. T o him, all women are madonnas. One must live with him long before we get behind the veil of this... ...ich,” replied Calyste, sarcastically. The whole party now moved toward the inn, and the vis- countess felt herself obliged to make Camille a speech on... ... com- passion that reduced his fiery ardor; he adored her then as he did a Madonna. We have no more right to require different characters to be alike ... ...of the hotel Schontz, a title which the various artists had given to their inn after Rochefide purchased it for his Ninon II. When Maxime saw La Palfe...

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...to Albano, breakfasted bois- terously (in their respective measure) at the inn, and lounged away the day in the sun on the top of Monte Cavo. Roderick... ...her own fashion, she expressed it epigrammatically. “She looks half like a Madonna and half like a ballerina,” she said. Mr. Leavenworth and Roderick ... ..., and Rowland went out to Frascati. Here he found his friend living at the inn and spending his days, according to his own account, lying under the tr... ...as arranged, I believe, that we are to go back to Frascati to lunch at the inn. I decree that we lunch here and send the Cavaliere to the inn to get t... ...e returned with zealous speed, accompa- nied by one of the servants of the inn, laden with a bas- ket containing the materials of a rustic luncheon. T... ...ticular morn- ing, as he walked from his lodging to Mrs. Hudson’s mod- est inn, seemed to have a blessing upon it. The elder lady had usually gone off... ...firmed that if he had been a painter he would have taken the author of the Madonna del Sacco for his model. He found in Florence some of his Roman fri...

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...ches; and, if genuine, it was evidently his first conception of a favorite Madonna, now hanging in the private apartment of the Grand Duke, at Florenc... ...here a shrine, with a burning lamp before it, is built into the wall of an inn stable. He kneels and crosses himself, and mut- ters a brief prayer, wi... ... founders of which had died before the Advent; or in the wall of a country inn or farmhouse; or at the midway point of a bridge; or in the shallow cav... ... on the marble floor, just in front of the divine Raphael’s picture of the Madonna da Foligno! Nothing more, upon my word! The fire, which the poor ch... ... but whose serene intelligence embraces both earthly and celestial things; madonnas by Raphael, on whose lips he has impressed a holy and delicate res... ...the traveller through iron-grated windows. Here and there appears a dreary inn or a wine-shop, desig- nated by the withered bush beside the entrance, ... ...en these lovers, while standing before the pillared shrine, and the marble Madonna that marks Raphael’s tomb; whither they had now wandered, we are un...