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Que vous avez bonne mine! 'It is so strange, she said, 'to find nothing changed. To think that everything has gone on quietly in the usual way.
"Curse the blighters they'll mess up my leave, it's due in a week's time." "Jolly good coffee, this! Here, Marie, bring us another two cups der coop der caffay that's right, isn't it?" "Dat's right," said the girl, "you speak goot French vous avez tout a fait l'accent parisien."
Vous avez vu le resultat de nos elections, qui ont ete plus heureuses pour la cause generale du parti conservateur que pour ce qui me regarde particulierement.
O good-bye, good-bye, I am going away, Jean; have a good time, laugh wonderfully when la neige comes.... And I am standing somewhere with arms lifted up. "Si vous avez une lettre, sais-tu, il faut dire. For if I find a letter on you it will go hard with the man that gave it to you to take out." Black. The Black Holster even. Does not examine my baggage. Wonder why? "Allez!"
He bowed deeply and thanked me, and then under his breath, as he stooped to pick up a flower I had dropped, he said, "Vous avez brisé mon coeur, et cela m'est égal ce qui arrive," but I don't believe it, Mamma, he has not got a heart to break, he is only a silly doll and worthy of Victorine.
My nephew, Secretary at War, and Burke, Paymaster. This was what he hoped for, I mean Tommy. Young Burke, Secretary of the Treasury. Another ball at Devonshire House. I long to see you, Lady Carlisle, and the children. This is the only balm in all this infernal business. But vous avez un beau role a jouer, but you must have patience for the present and, as George says, wait the event.
Such amazement as dominated his puny features I have rarely seen equalled. "Qu'est-ce que vous avez foutu avec cette machine-la?" At which cry the planton staggered, rotated, brought his gun clumsily off his shoulder, and stared, trembling all over with emotion, at his superior. "La-bas!" screamed the pimply sergeant de plantons, pointing fiercely in our direction.
The audible shock of the glottis cannot be avoided when it is necessary to accentuate a word beginning with an initial vowel. Constantly used, however, it is part of the misuse of the voice. Dr. For example in "vous avez," the s of "vous" is drawn over to and pronounced with the a of "avez," the effect being "vou-z-avez."
"Vous avez raison," they responded, laughing and showing quantities of white teeth. Then they followed up their compliment by begging that mademoiselle would sit down, and allow her health to be drunk with that of the other ladies. "Yes, sit down by me," said Number One, indicating a chair. "This is the Queen's throne." "By me," said Number Two. "I'll cut up your meat for you."
Her French failed her to carry off a very delicate situation one must have command of language she could only blurt out "Il faut comprendre, mademoiselle. Il a fait beaucoup pour vous." She met Jeanne's dark eyes. Jeanne said: "Oui, madame, vous avez raison. Il a beaucoup fait pour moi." Peggy flushed at the unconscious correction "beaucoup fait" for "fait beaucoup."
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