Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart, volume 5
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart, volume 5
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I should like the mirrors handsome and the frames plain ; the colour of the hangings is green, with rich Chinese figures. On the side of the window I intend to have exactly beneath the glass a plain white side-table of the purest marble, on which to place Chantrey's bust. A truncated pillar of the same marble will be its support; and I think that besides the mirror above there will be a plate of mirror below the table ; these memoranda will enable Baldock to say at what price these points can b...e handsomely accomplished. I have not yet spoken about the marble table ; perhaps they may be all got in London. I shall be willing to give a handsome but not an extra- vagant price. I am much obliged to Mr. Baldock for his confi- dence about the screen. But what says Poor Richard ]* 'Those who want money when they come to buy, are apt to want money when they come to pay. ' Again Poor Dick observes, ' That in many you find the true gentleman's fate, Ere his house is complete lie has sold bis estate.
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I should like the mirrors handsome and the frames plain ; the colour of the hangings is green, with rich Chinese figures. On the side of the window I intend to have exactly beneath the glass a plain white side-table of the purest marble, on which to place Chantrey's bust. A truncated pillar of the same marble will be its support; and I think that besides the mirror above there will be a plate of mirror below the table ; these memoranda will enable Baldock to say at what price these points can b...e handsomely accomplished. I have not yet spoken about the marble table ; perhaps they may be all got in London. I shall be willing to give a handsome but not an extra- vagant price. I am much obliged to Mr. Baldock for his confi- dence about the screen. But what says Poor Richard ]* 'Those who want money when they come to buy, are apt to want money when they come to pay. ' Again Poor Dick observes, ' That in many you find the true gentleman's fate, Ere his house is complete lie has sold bis estate.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John Gibson Lockhart to read onlineMoreLess
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