We dined a tad late at bouchon, a restaurant for some reason spelled with a small "b," deemed by some reviewers as the best of Santa Barbara. [Please select]
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It was severely treated by the "Edinburgh Review," which called forth his "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers," in 1809. [Please select]
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, to my Publishers and the select Reviewers, I say cordially, Gentlemen, I thank you from my heart. [Please select]
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Nothing ever hurt me so much as the line used by many reviewers of "Macklin" that "Mr." [Please select]
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That was the verdict as delivered to me by Romeike from 300 reviewers, and it drove me to farces. [Please select]
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So the reviewers were kind and forbearing to the poems themselves, and, for the sake of the dead soldier-poet, were often enthusiastic. [Please select]
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The irreverent young Edinburgh Reviewers treated him with respect, and to some extent applied his theory to politics. [Please select]
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This poem received scant notice from the reviewers, who had pounced like hawks on a dovecote upon Tennyson's first two modest volumes. [Please select]
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Growing sore prematurely from much keelhauling--for the reviewers of the period were patriotic, and the English public anti-Gallic--Frank quitted his chambers at Lincoln's Inn, and came home to be comforted for Christmas. [Please select]
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This 'Southern gentleman' theory, containing as it did an undeniable element of truth, is much harped upon by certain of the reviewers, and one can easily conceive of its popularity in the London Clubs. [Please select]
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