Portraits in Prose: A Collection of Characters

acquaintance admirable affairs affected afterwards alwayes ANTHONY TROLLOPE appeared better Born called character Church Church of England complexion conversation countenance Court death delight Died dinner discourse disposition Duke Earl excellent eyes face father favour FLEEMING JENKIN friends gave Gilbert Burnet give grace greatest habit hair hand hath heard heart honour Horace Walpole humour inclined John Jonathan Swift judgment kind King knew Lady learned least less lived look Lord Lord Granby Lord Hervey Lord North manner matter Matthew Arnold mind minister nature never Nollekens observed occasions once opinion passion perhaps person pleasure Prince ready religion Roger North seemed seldom servants shewed Sir Robert Sir Robert Peel Sir Robert Walpole sometimes souls speak spirit talk temper ther things thought tion told took vanity vertues voice walk words Wordsworth