 | Willis Mason West - 1915 - 908 стор.
...rainy weather. Arthur Young, in 1787, wrote of Paris, — " Walking, which in London is so pleasant and clean that ladies do it every day (!), is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a well-dressed woman." 658. The first improvements came... | |
 | Willis Mason West - 1920 - 818 стор.
...rainy weather. Arthur Young, in 1787, wrote of Paris, — "Walking, which in London is so pleasant and clean that ladies do it every day ( ! ), is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a well-dressed woman." The revo- The first improvements... | |
 | Graham Robb - 1995 - 622 стор.
...a person of small fortune of any that I have seen': Walking, which in London is so pleasant and so clean, that ladies do it every day, is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a well-dressed woman. The coaches are numerous, and what... | |
 | Rebecca Solnit - 2001 - 340 стор.
...fast-moving traffic. 'Walking,' wrote Arthur Young in 1787, 'which in London is so pleasant and so clean, that ladies do it every day, is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a well-dress woman.' 'The renowned Tournefort,' according... | |
 | 1904 - 314 стор.
...crowded, nine-tenths dirty, and all without foot-pavements. Walking, which in London is so pleasant and so clean that ladies do it every day, is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a welldressed woman. The coaches are numerous, and, what... | |
 | Arthur Young - 1929 - 496 стор.
...crowded, nine-tenths dirty, and all without foot pavements. Walking, which in London is so pleasant and so clean, that ladies do it every day, is here a toil and a fatigue to a man, and an impossibility to a well-dressed woman. The coaches are numerous, and, what... | |
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Walking, which in London is so pleasant and so clean that ladies do it every day, is here a toil and a fatigue to a man and an impossibility to a well-dressed woman. 
