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Le voiturier devra constamment descendre dans de bonnes auberges, et partira tous les matins de bonne heure, pour arriver tous les soirs avant la nuit
A notion to go down stream struck the salmon like a flash of lightning; without a moment's warning he took the line over his shoulder and darted into the rapids. "Il va descendre! Vite, vite! Le canot!
«J'avois quelque desir de descendre de-l
Let me stay here." Her eyes closed. He stooped over her in an anguish. One of the boat officials approached him. "Madame ferait mieux de descendre, monsieur. La traversée ne sera pas bonne." Delafield explained that the lady must have air, and was a good sailor. Then he pressed into the man's hand his three francs, and sent him for brandy and an extra covering of some kind.
"Oh," said Auber, "je connais ces amities-la; on dit que l'amour et l'amitie sont frere et soeur. Cela se peut, mais ils ne sont pas du meme lit." Auber said, "Certainement, mais j'aime mieux monter que descendre." In other words, J'aime mieux mon the que des cendres. How can people be so quick-witted? Auber has given me all his operas, and I have gone through them all with him for his music.
J'ai vu cette déesse altière Avec égalité répandant tous les biens, Descendre de Morat en habit de guerrière, Les mains teintes du sang des fiers Autrichiens Et de Charles le Téméraire." Felix Matier's manner of pronouncing French was somewhat painful to listen to. Voltaire would probably have failed to recognise his solitary lyric if he had heard it read by Mr. Matier.
«Comme donc je ne pouvois pas descendre, je montai par le passage ordinaire, qui est une espèce de couloir ou de cheminée ouverte, adossée
"I'll do it," said the woman promptly, "if you'll call her down!" Strangwise went to the other door of the tap-room and called: "Marie!" There was a step outside and the maid came in, pale and trembling. "Your mistress wants you; she is downstairs in the cellar," he said pleasantly. Marie hesitated an instant and surveyed the group. "Non, non," she said nervously, "je n'veux pas descendre!"
II n'y avoit pas encore deux heures que j'étois arrivé quand je vis messire Albrech descendre de cheval
The resemblance struck her; she would cry aloud to the men 'Voici Monsieur Geelby, le poulet qui a peur de descendre! The fact that at the thought of mimicking Gilby Zilda was roused to an unwarranted glow of excitement showed, had any one been wise enough to see it, that she felt some inward cause of pleasurable excitement at the mention of his name.
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