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Yet a less than Machiavellian cunning might perhaps have detected, amid all this sudden fraternity as in some unseasonably fine weather signs of coming distress a risky element of exaggeration in those precipitately patched-up amities, a certain hollow ring in those improbable religious conversions, those unlikely reconciliations in what was after all an age of treachery as a fine art.
The Abbe Esprit, Jansenist and academician, wrote an essay upon "Des Amities en Apparence les Plus Saints des Hommes avec les Femmes," which was doubtless suggested by the conversations in this salon, where the subject was freely discussed.
"Faites mes amities a monsieur, votre chef." The Indian replied, "Oui, oui," and urged his pony to the height of its speed. When Julie joined her mistress there was a little rose in each cheek, and a gleam in her faintly humid eye. "Sending a message to her chief?" Annette said, looking at the bright, brown beauty.
La longueur un peu desordonnee de cette lettre, mon cher ami, vous prouvera mieux que tout ce que je pourrais dire les progres de ma sante. Je vais ecrire a Mme Grote. Rappelez-nous, je vous prie, tout particulierement au souvenir de Lady Theresa et de Sir C. Lewis. J'espere que Lord Hatherton ne m'a pas oublie. Mille et mille amities a tous les Senior.
His heart was too solitary. He lived without the sweet household ties the connections and amities he formed excited for a moment, but possessed no charm to comfort or to soothe.
The friendship between the brother and sister was deep, devoted, and faithful, as Balzac's friendships generally were he did not care, as he said in one of his letters, for amities d'epiderme and the restriction put on his intercourse with his sister by the jealousy of M. Surville was one of the many troubles which darkened his later years.
Silvered with her beams, I am about to jog to Clapton upon my own stumps; musing, as I homeward plod my way. Ah! need I name the subject of my contemplations? "Thursday. "I had a sweet walk home last night, and found the Claptonians, with their fair guest, a Miss Mourgue, very well. My sisters send their amities, and will write in a few days. "This morning I returned to town.
Will she never be able to offer other nations whatever the circumstances may be anything but insults, or her own institutions as patterns. Pardon de ce bavardage et mille amities avec tous mes compliments pour Mesdames Reeve. Je joins un mot de la Ctsse. K. pour vous, recu a l'instant. From the Countess Krasinska Paris, 29 mars.
Vous etes du bien petit nombre de ceux avec qui il m'est possible de causer en ce moment, et vous me ferez du bien si vous venez dejeuner ici dimanche prochain, 25, a midi 1/2. Mille amities, From Lord Granville Walmer Castle, October 2nd. My dear Reeve, I was very sorry to miss an opportunity of seeing you twice last week. Our hours are late, while you adopt the judicious maxim of Charles Lamb.
Est-ce l'effet de l'age? mais je suis de plus en plus anxieux sur l'avenir de mon pays et meme de l'Europe. Nous sommes dans le faux depuis 1848, et il est sorti de la guerre de '70 un etat de choses bien perilleux. Au revoir et mille amities. The diary and the correspondence for the rest of the year are singularly barren of interest.
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