← If other arts than painting were not utterly unintelligible to all but the men who practiced them, the law tottered—the Monroe Doctrine, as it were, did not hold good. 🔊
← I asked rather nervously if he didn't think Keats had more or less held his own against the drawbacks of time and place. 🔊
← No man who hasn't lost his vanity can be held to have altogether failed. 🔊
← I held it upright, at its full width, close to my face, so that I had no view of anything but it. 🔊
← Yet I held tight that barrier of newspaper. 🔊
← "And a treacherous ass," he strangely added, tossing across to me a crumpled bit of paper which he had been holding in his hand. 🔊