"Roman letters" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... it—the artist, in this way, calculating no doubt to afford the object so encircled its legitimate relief. Lest, however, his design in the painting itself should be at all questionable, he had taken the wise precaution of showing what was meant by printing the words "Golden Egg" in huge Roman letters, beneath it; these, in turn, being placed above another inscription, promising "Entertainment ...
— Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia • William Gilmore Simms
... on your slates large enough to write a single line," added the teacher, in a distinct voice. I print his orders in Italics, and his remarks and explanations in Roman letters. ...
— The Teacher • Jacob Abbott |
