 | John Timbs - 1839 - 446 halaman
...attend the theatre, but promised to return as soon as the principal performance was over. ЛУ hen tne carriage was announced, and she was adjusting her...in Holywellstreet, Strand. But Lord Sandwich, as is well known, first noticed her, when very young, at a shop in Tavistock-street, where she served at... | |
 | 1840 - 740 halaman
...stalk alone remained in her hands. The poor girl, who had been depressed in spirits before, said, ' I trust I am not to consider this as an evil omen.'...that they would meet again after the theatre, a hope that was never realised. Ot'Miss Ray's origin many different accounts have been given. The true one,... | |
 | Thomas Firminger Thiselton- Dyer - 1878 - 344 halaman
...it up, the red leaves scattered themselves on the carpet, and the stalk alone remained in her hand. The poor girl, who had been depressed in spirits before,...a hope, alas ! which it was decreed should not be realised." A note informs the reader that in certain districts of Italy the red rose is considered... | |
 | Hilderic Friend - 1884 - 370 halaman
...up the red leaves scattered themselves on the 37 carpet, and the stalk alone remained in her hand. The poor girl, who had been depressed in spirits before,...a hope, alas ! which it was decreed should not be realised." In Italy, the Red Rose used to be regarded as an emblem of an early death. Among the Greeks,... | |
 | Thomas Firminger Thiselton-Dyer - 1889 - 378 halaman
...voice, ' I trust I am not to consider this as an evil omen ! ' But soon rallying, she expressed to Mr. Lewis, in a cheerful tone, her hope that they would...a hope, alas ! which it was decreed should not be realised." According to a German belief, one who throws a rose into a grave will waste away. There... | |
 | Thomas Firminger Thiselton-Dyer - 1889 - 372 halaman
...voice, ' I trust I am not to consider this as an evil omen!' But soon rallying, she expressed to Mr. Lewis, in a cheerful tone, her hope that they would meet again after the theatre—a hope, alas! which it was decreed should not be realised." According to a German belief,... | |
 | Vincent Stuckey Lean - 1903 - 478 halaman
...consider this as an evil omen." But soon rallying she expressed to Mrs. Lewis in a cheerful tone a hope that they would meet again — after the theatre...— a hope, alas! which it was decreed should not be realised. — Life and Correspondence of MG Lewis, i. 2o. Miss Ray was murdered that evening on leaving... | |
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She immediately stooped to regain it, but as she picked it up, the red leaves scattered themselves on the carpet, and the stalk alone remained in her hand. The poor girl, who had been depressed in spirits before, was evidently affected by this incident,... 