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Thetown where she had formerly passed some years of her life, and wherethey were now to spend a few days, was probably as great an object ofher curiosity as all the celebrated beauties of Matlock, Chatsworth,Dovedale, or the Peak.<>
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Both bear a strongaffinity to the discussions of other celebrated bodies; and, as it isalways interesting to trace a resemblance between the proceedings ofgreat men, we transfer the entry to these pages.<>
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) He had feltsome pride--he acknowledged it freely, and let his enemies make the mostof it--he had felt some pride when he presented his Tittlebatian Theoryto the world; it might be celebrated or it might not.<>
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) He would take the assertion of that honourablePickwickian whose voice he had just heard--it was celebrated; but ifthe fame of that treatise were to extend to the farthest confines of theknown world, the pride with which he should reflect on the authorship ofthat production would be as nothing compared with the pride with whichhe looked around him, on this, the proudest moment of his existence.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) It was in the yard of one of these inns--of no less celebrated a onethan the White Hart--that a man was busily employed in brushing the dirtoff a pair of boots, early on the morning succeeding the events narratedin the last chapter.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'Let us celebrate this happy meeting with a convivial glass,' said he.<>
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One, the cleverest and most celebratedamong them, took me aside, and bidding me prepare for the worst, toldme--me, the madman!--that my wife was mad.<>
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Hereupon, the virtuous indignation ofthe seventeen learned societies being roused, several fresh pamphletsappeared; the foreign learned societies corresponded with the nativelearned societies; the native learned societies translated the pamphletsof the foreign learned societies into English; the foreign learnedsocieties translated the pamphlets of the native learned societies intoall sorts of languages; and thus commenced that celebrated scientificdiscussion so well known to all men, as the Pickwick controversy.<>
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Leo Hunter--is proud to number among heracquaintance all those who have rendered themselves celebrated by theirworks and talents.<>
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To-morrow morning, sir,we give a public breakfast--a FETE CHAMPETRE--to a great number of thosewho have rendered themselves celebrated by their works and talents.<>
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Was HE celebrated for his works and talents?' inquired Mr. Pickwick.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Such having been the demeanour of this celebrated public charactertowards Mr. Winkle, it will be readily imagined that considerablesurprise was depicted on the countenance of the latter gentleman, when,as he was sitting alone in the breakfast-room, the door was hastilythrown open, and as hastily closed, on the entrance of Mr. Pott, who,stalking majestically towards him, and thrusting aside his profferedhand, ground his teeth, as if to put a sharper edge on what he was aboutto utter, and exclaimed, in a saw-like voice--'Serpent!Sir!' exclaimed Mr. Winkle, starting from his chair.<>
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Your mother-in-law may ha' been too much for me, ora thousand things may have happened by the time you next hears any newso' the celebrated Mr. Veller o' the Bell Savage.<>
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There were already a pretty large sprinkling of spectatorsin the gallery, and a numerous muster of gentlemen in wigs, in thebarristers' seats, who presented, as a body, all that pleasing andextensive variety of nose and whisker for which the Bar of England isso justly celebrated.<>
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It was upon this occasion that King Lud,seated on the top of his throne in full council, rose, in the exuberanceof his feelings, and commanded the lord chief justice to order in therichest wines and the court minstrels--an act of graciousness which hasbeen, through the ignorance of traditionary historians, attributed toKing Cole, in those celebrated lines in which his Majesty is representedas Calling for his pipe, and calling for his pot, And calling for his fiddlers three.<>
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This was the signal for displaying the hidden treasures of the closet,which comprised sundry plates of oranges and biscuits, and a bottle ofold crusted port--that at one-and-nine--with another of the celebratedEast India sherry at fourteen-pence, which were all produced in honourof the lodger, and afforded unlimited satisfaction to everybody.<>
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There was kippered salmon, and Finnanhaddocks, and a lamb's head, and a haggis--a celebrated Scotch dish,gentlemen, which my uncle used to say always looked to him, when itcame to table, very much like a Cupid's stomach--and a great manyother things besides, that I forget the names of, but very good things,notwithstanding.<>
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There aremany celebrated characters, literary, philosophical, and otherwise, whohold a high reputation on a similar tenure.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "This is Mr. Orm, the celebrated poet, I understand," said Father Brown,as calmly as if he were introducing two people in a drawing-room.<>
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THE MAN WITH TWO BEARDSTHIS tale was told by Father Brown to Professor Crake, the celebratedcriminologist, after dinner at a club, where the two were introduced toeach other as sharing a harmless hobby of murder and robbery.<>
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