 | Sir Theodore Martin - Great Britain - 1880 - 452 pages
...towards the Prince as Newfoundland does, it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. His appearance is very much in his favour, and his...rough fishermen and their wives are quite wild about him, and we hear of nothing but their admiration. Their most frequent exclamation is, " God bless his... | |
 | Sir Theodore Martin - 1880 - 610 pages
...it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. i860 PRINCE OF WALES IN NEWFOUNDLAND. 149 His appearance is very much in his favour, and his...rough fishermen and their wives are quite wild about him, and we hear of nothing but their admiration. Their most frequent exclamation is, " God bless his... | |
 | Theodore Martin - 1880 - 564 pages
...it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. 1860 PRINCE OF WALES IN NEWFOUNDLAND. 149 His appearance is very much in his favour, and his...rough fishermen and their wives are quite wild about him, and we hear of nothing but their admiration. Their most frequent exclamation is, " God bless his... | |
 | Theodore Martin - 1880 - 560 pages
...towards the Prince as Newfoundland does, it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. His appearance is very much in his favour, and his...dignified manners and bearing seem to have touched all tearts, for there is scarcely a man or woman who can speak of Lira, without tears. The rough fishermen... | |
 | Sir Theodore Martin - Great Britain - 1880 - 464 pages
...towards the Prince as Newfoundland does, it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. His appearance is very much in his favour, and his youth and royal, dignificd manners and bearing seem to have touched all hearts, for there is scareely a man or woman... | |
 | Harold Begbie - Biography - 1906 - 386 pages
...feel towards the Prince as Newfoundland does, it was a most politic step to have sent him on his tour. His appearance is very much in his favour, and his...rough fishermen and their wives are quite wild about him, and we hear of nothing but their admiration. Their most frequent exclamation is : ' God bless... | |
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If all the Colonies feel towards the Prince as Newfoundland does, it was a most politic step to have sent him on this tour. His appearance is very much in his favour, and his youth and royal, dignified manners and bearing seem to have touched all hearts,... 