 | 1840 - 594 pagina’s
...since melted them down for public use ; but genuine hospitality and mutual confidence have superseded these luxuries and pageantry, diffusing gaiety over...the banquets, having me on his right hand ; unlike hij dinners at the Hague, the viands are placed on the table, and he serves each dish himself. ' This... | |
 | 1841 - 832 pagina’s
...since melted them down for public use ; but genuine hospitality and mutual confidence, have superseded these luxuries and pageantry, diffusing gaiety over...is long since the brothers, Hugo and Max, and their nephewj, have thus met together. I have named it the family congress. The prince presides at the banquets,... | |
 | William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone - 1841 - 836 pagina’s
...and mutual confidence, have superseded these and pageantry, diffusing gaiety over the social ше»1. It is long since the brothers, Hugo and Max, and their nephews, have thus met together. I have turned it the family congress. The prince presides at uf banquets, having me on his right hand ; unliko... | |
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... these luxuries and pageantry, diffusing gaiety over the social meal. It is long since the brothers, Hugo and Max, and their nephews, have thus met together. I have named it the family congress. The Prince presides at the banquets, having me on his... 