Raeburn was a great lover of flowers, and he very often received floral offerings from his followers.
She had never had money enough to buy anything except the necessary school books, and, being a great lover of poetry, she always seized with avidity on anything that was to be found outside the book shop.
He was a great lover of Nature, and Nature was looking her loveliest just then.
Back of the lily and the rose, back of the landscape, back of all beautiful things that enchant us, there must be a great lover of the beautiful and a great beauty-principle.
There are many evidences in the New Testament that Christ was a great lover of the beautiful especially in nature.
And he is now as happy and as contented as a child in his retirement, because he has always been a great reader, a great lover of his kind.
It is a rare wonder, and my lord brother was always a great lover of sheep!
This Sicinnus was a Persian captive, but a great loverof Themistocles, and the attendant of his children.
He was, indeed, by nature, a great lover of honor, as is evident from the anecdotes recorded of him.
Pan was equally beloved by huntsmen, being himself a great lover of the woods, which afforded to his cheerful and active disposition full scope, and in which he loved to range at will.
Well, then, as He who dwells on high would have it, there was one whose name was Mr. Prywell, a great lover of Mansoul.
Well, now, as He who dwells on high would have it, there was one whose name was Mr. Prywell, a great lover of the town of Mansoul.
Great lovers are always jealous men, and Mr. Prywell showed himself to be a great lover by the great heat of his jealousy also.
Charles I was a great lover of art and he summoned many artists, some of the first rank, to England, and he bought pictures with a far-sighted munificence, and Charles II was ambitious of following along the same distinguished path.
From her childhood she was a great lover of books, which being observed by her mother, who was also a great admirer of learning, especially in her own sex, there was nothing wanting for her improvement, so long as her mother lived.
He was a highly trained linguist, a great loverof antiquities, and one of the most promising Anglo-Saxon scholars of his time.
I was lodged in the house of Secretary Brummer who as a great lover of music had begged that I might become his guest.
My wife was invited to reside with a lady of her acquaintance, the sister of the Advocate Zizius, a great lover of music, in whose house we had frequently played, so that during my absence I could leave her without any uneasiness.
In the evening, Andre took us to Herr Ewald, a great lover of music, at whose house the Offenbach Singing-academy had assembled to let him hear three compositions which they had practised with great care.
Sir John Mordaunt, who had a command at Tangier twenty-five yeares, and had been some time governour there, a great lover of field sports, affirmes that there are no pheasants in Africa or Spaine.
Henry Earle of Pembroke was a great lover of heraldrie, and collected curious manuscripts of it, that I have seen and perused; e.
This peer was a great lover of the fine arts, and a patron of Vandyck.
But now, as Shaddai would have it, there was one whose name was Mr. Prywell, a great lover of the people of Mansoul.
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