 | David Phineas Adams, William Emerson, Samuel Cooper Thacher - 1808 - 708 strani
...manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements Unless when angry, he has a great command of hi» feelings ; and can assume what looks and tones he...of contradiction. In discourse he is logical in the management of his thoughts. He appears conversant un all subjects. His iron memory prevent« his ever... | |
 | Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson - 1808 - 702 strani
...great command of hi» feeling« ; and can assume what looks and tones he plea.-.cs. Ui general hi* demeanour is marked by hauteur and distance. When...of contradiction. In discourse he is logical in the management of his thought». He appears conversant o» all subjects. His iron memory prevents his ever... | |
 | Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson - 1808 - 710 strani
...movements Uulcss when angry, he has a great command of his fccliop ; and can astume what looks and ton» he pleases. In general his demeanour is marked by...distance. When he is angry he loses discretion. He i» impatient of contradiction. In discourse be is logical in the management of his thoughts. He appears... | |
 | James Biggs - 1809 - 346 strani
...universe. He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. , Unless when angry, he has a great « command -of his feelings; and can assume vhat looks and tones he pleases. His tie-5 meanour is often marked by hauteur and distance. When he... | |
 | James Biggs - 1810 - 406 strani
...universe. He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings...of contradiction. In discourse he is logical in the management of his thoughts. He appears conversant on all subjects. His iron memory prevents his ever... | |
 | James Biggs - 1811 - 356 strani
...universe. He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings...of contradiction. In discourse he is logical in the managements of his thoughts. He appears conversant on all subjects. : • iron memory prevents his... | |
 | James Biggs - 1811 - 334 strani
...universe. He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings ; and can assume \vhat looks and tones he pleases. In genetal his demeanour is marked by hauteur and distance. When... | |
 | James Biggs - 1812 - 334 strani
...universe. He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings...pleases. In general his demeanour is marked by hauteur tind distance. When he is angry he loses discretion. He is impatient of contradiction. In discourse... | |
 | American Historical Association - 1908 - 566 strani
...wjne. * * * He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings;...assume what looks and tones he pleases. In general his demeanor is marked by hauteur and distance. When he is angry he loses discretion. He is impatient of... | |
 | Texas. Secretary of State - 1908 - 564 strani
...wine. * * * He is a courtier and gentleman in his manners. Dignity and grace preside in his movements. Unless when angry, he has a great command of his feelings...assume what looks and tones he pleases. In general his demeanor is marked by hauteur and distance. When he is angry he loses discretion. He is impatient of... | |
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In general his demeanour is marked by hauteur and distance. When he is angry he loses discretion. He is impatient of contradiction. In discourse he is logical in the management of his thoughts. He appears conversant on all subjects. His iron memory prevents... 
