a family chronicle造句

• (Ballantine, $ 15 . 95 . ) A family chronicle by a
• Furthermore he compiled many juristic works as well as a family chronicle.
• $15.95 . ) A family chronicle by a journalist whose forebears
• $15 . 95 . ) A family chronicle by a journalist whose forebears
• (Ballantine, $ 15.95 . ) A family chronicle by a
• The novel is a family chronicle set in the period around the First World War.
• Michael Lorber von St鰎chen, a son of one of the brothers ennobled, wrote a family chronicle in 1613.
• "Antonia's Line " is a family chronicle spanning four generations in a household of strong and sparkling women.
• "He believed in education and liberation of the mind, " his granddaughter Ida Gayle wrote in a family chronicle.
• "The Wonder House " ( 2005 ), Hardy's first novel, is a family chronicle set against the background of the Kashmir conflict.
• That the women in " Antonia's Line " do have daughters was a plot device necessary to a family chronicle, she says.
• The " Written Fates " probably refers to a ceremonial writing down of the child's new name, perhaps in a family chronicle.
• "Show Boat " is panoramic, a backstager that plays as a family chronicle, a study in the curative powers of art, and a cultural history.
• Although reviewers have generally approached the book as a family chronicle, Atwood said that it was less about the family than about the two sisters.
• Like a good novel, " Les Destinees " is many things : a family chronicle, a series of psychological portraits, a sumptuous re-creation of the past.
• It is a family chronicle ( 1852 1910 ) of three generations of Scottish-American Presbyterians in rural Western Pennsylvania and their struggles to maintain their strict faith.
• She also notes the parallels between the Nabokovs'intense marital bond and the fierce, incestuous love delineated in " Ada, or Ardor : A Family Chronicle " ( 1969 ).
• This section of the novel is the one most clearly set in 1967, as Van completes his memoirs as laid out in " Ada or Ardor : A Family Chronicle ".
• In 1834 Aksakov published his first realistic story, " A Blizzard . " Around 1840, encouraged by Gogol, he began writing the book that would make him famous, " A Family Chronicle ".
• Last summer, he published " Migrations, " a family chronicle, and in January he published " Media Lost and Found, " ( Fordham University Press ), with vignettes about his work in the film industry.