Significados de great festivity en inglés

Christmas had also been in Dr. Schwaryencrona's house in Stockholm a season of great festivity.

You may imagine that a great festivity is expected.

As Paul had foreseen, his father could not be prevented from arranging a great festivity.

Formerly, St. Martin's Day was one of great festivity.

The match was very agreeable to all parties, and the nuptials were celebrated with great festivity.

Weddings are celebrated with great festivity.

Thereupon an eke was made to the feast, and King Olaf and Queen Astrid's wedding was drunk in great festivity.

The date for the great festivity was set; and the Wallings were affable and friendly, and Alice all a-tremble with excitement.

When the earth is at the full, which is their midnight, it is also a season of great festivity with them.

Here he kept Christmas with great festivity, and his court was attended by princes and nobles from all parts of Germany.

In the early Church Christmas was not kept as a feast day, as in later times with great festivity and many dishes.

The men danced among themselves; their best provisions were brought out and "the day passed," says the journal, "in great festivity."

The visit of the Emperor and Empress of Russia to Balmoral in the autumn was a memorable occasion, marked by great festivity and rejoicing.

At St. Petersburgh, the birth day of any of the royal family is observed as a time of great festivity, by all kinds of diversions.

At St. Petersburg, the birth day of any of the royal family is observed as a time of great festivity, by all kinds of diversions.

He arranged great festivities for the purpose, but she guarded it well.