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'Il n'y a plus de jeunesse, said Victor the garcon. I hear of no great advance in what are thought the essentials of morality; but the bourree, with its rambling, sweet, interminable music, and alert and rustic figures, has fallen into disuse, and is mostly remembered as a custom of the past.
The water will go down in a few hours, ladies; it never rises higher than this; il n'y a pas le moindre danger, je vous dis! Allons! il n'y a My God! what is that?" ... For a moment there was a ghastly hush of voices. And through that hush there burst upon the ears of all a fearful and unfamiliar sound, as of a colossal cannonade rolling up from the south, with volleying lightnings.
Neither of these two things took place. Balzac "n'y pensait deja plus." He talked with the greatest eagerness of the embellishments he had proposed to M. Decazes for his palace, and especially of a grand spiral staircase, which was to lead from the centre of the Luxembourg Gardens to the Catacombs, so that these might be shown to visitors, and become a source of profit to Paris.
'Je me tiens toujours fidele, he told Rothenstein, 'a la sorciere glauque. 'It is bad for you, said Rothenstein dryly. 'Nothing is bad for one, answered Soames. 'Dans ce monde il n'y a ni de bien ni de mal. 'Nothing good and nothing bad? How do you mean? 'I explained it all in the preface to "Negations." "Negations"? 'Yes; I gave you a copy of it. 'Oh yes, of course.
De façon générale, pourtant, ce monde avait un certain courage personnel. Le cinquième comte de Berkeley avait dit un jour, devant témoins, qu'il n'y a point de honte
You cannot educate a man wholly out of the superstitious fears which were early implanted in his imagination; no matter how utterly his reason may reject them, he will still feel as the famous woman did about ghosts, Je n'y crois pas, mais je les crains, "I don't believe in them, but I am afraid of them, nevertheless."
He wound me up and I began singing; but everything went wrong. I sang snatches of well-known songs, cadences, trills, arpeggios, all pele- mele, until my exhibitors were in despair. "Mais, c'est terrible," cried Voguee. "Ne pouvez-vous pas l'arreter? Est-ce qu'il n'y a pas de vis?" "Il n'y a pas le moindre vice, Monsieur," shaking his head in despair. Then I stopped short.
The son of the Church took two heaping spoonfuls. His eye gave her, with his smile, the benediction of his gratitude, even before he had tasted of the luscious compound. "Ah, chere madame! il n'y a que vous it is only you who can make the ideal omelette! I have tried, but Suzette has no art in her fingers; your receipt doesn't work away from the Mont!"
Vanyusha did not approve of his theory, and announced that 'l'argent il n'y a pas! and that therefore it was all nonsense. Lukashka rode home, jumped off the horse, and handed it over to his mother, telling her to let it out with the communal Cossack herd. He himself had to return to the cordon that same night.
Markelov distended his nostrils malignantly. "Do you know Confucius and Titus Livius, your excellency?" The governor turned away. "Il n'y a pas moyen de causer avec cette homme," he said, shrugging his shoulders. "Baron, come here, please." The adjutant went up to him quickly and Paklin seized the opportunity of limping over to Sipiagin. "What are you doing?" he asked in a whisper.
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