...the speaker's eloquence., filled up the perspective with the gorgeous colouring of their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated...chapel, as in commemoration of some glorious victory." Vol. II. pp. lb'2—168. We cannot forbear subjoining here, from Mr. Prescott's third volume, the finely-drawn...

...the speaker's eloquence, filled up the perspective with the gorgeous colouring of their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated...chapel, as in commemoration of some glorious victory.* The discoveries of Columbus excited a sensation, particularly among men of science, in the most distant...

...torn. xxiii. p. 203. PART up the perspective with the gorgeous coloring of '. — their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated...royal chapel, as in commemoration of some glorious victory.18 s.-n««tin™ The discoveries of Columbus excited a sensation, , MI •<•[! liy thcducov-...

...their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated in their bosoms. Wbei Columbus ceased, the king and queen, together with all present, prostrated themselves on tber knees in grateful thanksgivings, while the sden strains of the Te Deum were poured forth by tk...

...speaker's eloquence, rilled PART up the perspective with the gorgeous coloring of 'their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated...chapel, as in commemoration of some glorious victory. 1 * caused by The discoveries of Columbus excited a sensation, thedtacov- particularly among men of science,...

...offered to Christian zeal in the discovery of a new world. " When Columbus ceased," says the historian, " the king and queen, together with all present, prostrated...themselves on their knees in grateful thanksgivings." " Let the bard cease," cries Alcinous, observing Ulysses weep, — ou yap ira> irdvreo'o'i xapi^olifv...

...the speaker's eloquence, filled up the perspective with the gorgcous colouring of their own fancies, as ambition, or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated...themselves on their knees in grateful thanksgivings, while • Peter Martyr, Opus Epist . cpist. 133, 134, 140.—Bernaldei, Reyes Caufliccw, MS. cap. 118.—Ferrcras,...

...the king and queen, with all present, prostrated themselves on their knees in grateful thanksgiving ; while the solemn strains of the Te Deum were poured...choir of the Royal Chapel as in commemoration of some great victory." * To place beyond any supposition of doubt the Catholicity of this extraordinary event,...

...the speaker's eloquence, filled up the perspective with the gorgeous coloring of their own fancies, as ambition or avarice, or devotional' feeling predominated...chapel, as in commemoration of some glorious victory. QUEEN ISABELLA—FHOM T] Her person was of the middle height, and veil proportioned. She had a clear,...

...of their own fancies, as ambition or avarice, or devotional feeling predominated in their bo?onjs. When Columbus ceased, the king and queen, together...thanksgivings, while the solemn strains of the Te Dcum were poured forth by the choir of tho royal chapel, as in commemoration of gome glorioiu victory....