 | Jean Denis Attiret - 1752 - 76 páginas
...Pleafure-houfcs ; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful, both as to the Defign and the Execution : and they ftruck me the more, becaufe I...Refemblance to them, in any Part of the World that 1 had been in before. * _.. I fliould be very glad, if I could make fuch a Defcription of thefe, as... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 364 páginas
...PleafureHoufes ; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful, both as to the Defign and the Execution ; and they ftruck me the more, becaufe I...as would give you any juft Idea of them ; but that is almoft impoffible ; becaufe there is nothing in the whole, which has any Likenefs to our manner... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 366 páginas
...PleafureHoufes; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful, both as to the Defign and the Execution j and they ftruck me the more, becaufe I had never feen...any Part of the World that I had been in before. I mould be very glad, if I could make fuch a Defcription of thefe, as would give you any juft Idea of... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1762 - 342 páginas
...PleafureHoufes ; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful, both as to the Dcfign and the Execution ; and they ftruck me the more, becaufe I...of thefe, as would give you any juft Idea of them ; bufthat is almoft impoflible ; becaufe there is nothing in the whole, which has any Likenefs to our... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1771 - 372 páginas
...PleafureHoufes ; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful, both as to the Defign and the Execution j and they ftruck me the more, becaufe I had never feen...glad, if I could make fuch a Defcription of thefe, as would-give you any juft Idea of them ; but that is almoft impoflible; becaufe there is nothing in the... | |
 | Oskar Münsterberg - 1912 - 580 páginas
...and they struck me the more, because I had never seen any thing that bore any Mauner ol Resemblance to them, in any part of the World that I had been in before." Es folgen ausführliche Beschreibungen der Anlagen: „I saw them building one in the same Inclosure,... | |
 | Maggie Keswick - 2003 - 250 páginas
...struck him all the more forcibly 'because 1 had never seen anything that bore any Manner of resemblance to them in any Part of the World that I had been before." Indeed, he was obliged to admit that perhaps his 'eyes and ears' were 'grown a little Chinese',... | |
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... have but little Tafte, or Attention, for whatever he may meet with in the other Parts of the World. However, I muft except, out of this Rule, the Palace of the Emperor of Pekin, and his PleafureHoufes ; for in them every thing is truly great and beautiful... 