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That is the reason why I think your mother's pretty silver curls so lovely and 'distingues'. I kiss them every night for you, after I have kissed them for myself. "Have a good voyage, come back soon, and take care of yourself, dear Fred." The young sailor read this letter over and over again. The more he read it the more it puzzled him.
Pour vous eclairer sur ce point, je vous envoie a titre confidentiel un billet que me fait parvenir M. Aucoc pour faire suite a un entretien que j'ai eu avec lui. Je vous prie de croire a mes sentiments les plus distingues et les plus affectueux.
The fresh air and new scene dispelled all Vaura's languor, and heightened the spirits of her companions. "The Corso is even gayer than usual," observed Lady Esmondet. "And with its best bib and tucker on, if I am any judge of la toilette," said Lionel. "To receive three distingues travellers," laughed Vaura; "I wonder who society will jot us down as in her huge note book."
Vous, Monsieur, qui etes un styliste accompli, veuillez bien me pardonner les torts que je viens de faire a la belle langue francaise. M. Paul Bourget lui-meme ne lit plus le Grec. Non omnia possumus omnes. Agreez, Monsieur, mes sentiments les plus distingues. LETTER: From S. Gandish, Esq., to the "Newcome Independent." It appears that Mr.
I found his studio quite a gallery of notabilities, almost all the distingues of the day having sat to him; so I certainly had the satisfaction of feeling myself in good company. Mr. I presume his power of entertaining conversation is one secret of his successful likenesses. Some portrait painters keep calling on you for expression all the while, and say nothing in the world to awaken it.
That is the reason why I think your mother's pretty silver curls so lovely and 'distingues'. I kiss them every night for you, after I have kissed them for myself. "Have a good voyage, come back soon, and take care of yourself, dear Fred." The young sailor read this letter over and over again. The more he read it the more it puzzled him.
His Marseillaise came back at me, "un diner comfortable doit se composer de potage, de volaille bouillie ou rotie, chaude ou froide, de gibier, de plats rares et distingues, de poissons, de sucreries, de patisseries et de fruits!" I looked at my wife, she looked at me, then we both looked out the window and wished we had never been born.
"'Oui, oui! His Marseillaise came back at me, 'un diner confortable doit se composer de potage, de volaille bouillie ou rotie, chaude ou froide, de gibier, de plats rares et distingues, de poissons, de sucreries, de patisseries et de fruits! "I looked at my wife, she looked at me, then we both looked out the window and wished we had never been born.
"Well! if you do not like it, you must make your excuses to him; but it really is the pleasantest way of commencing your acquaintance at Court, and only allowed to distingues; among which, as you are the friend of the new Grand Marshal, you are of course considered. No one is petted so much as a political, apostate, except, perhaps, a religious one; so at present we are all in high feather.
Thus we at Harvard are proud of the number of candidates whom we reject, and of the inability of men who are not distingués in intellect to pass our tests.
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