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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.

"Now, Adele, you know how much more becoming the demi-toilette is to you than the evening dress," replied Caroline, "so don't pretend to deny it." "I deny nothing and I admit nothing," replied Adele, laughing, "except that I am a woman, and now draw your own inferences and conclusions ce m'est egal." We had a very pleasant dinner-party. Adele tried to flirt with Lionel, but it was in vain.

She has taken the greatest pains about the dinner; and afterwards there is to be an evening party to hear you, just the right size, and just the right people." "Cela m'est égal," said Kitty, "par-faite-ment égal! I am not going." "What possible excuse can you invent?" "I shall have a cold, the most atrocious cold imaginable. I take to my bed just two hours before it is time to dress.

Have you any objection?" "But, my dear fellow in the face of day in the streets of Paris! We shall get taken up by the police!" "Then suppose we get out of the streets of Paris? I'm tired enough, Heaven knows, of cultivating the arid soil of the Pavé. See, it's a glorious afternoon. Let's go somewhere." "With all my heart. Where?" "Ah, mon Dieu! ça m'est égal. Enghien Vincennes St.

"Not at all, your Majesty," said BISMARCK, affecting an indifference he assures me he did not feel. "There is not even a Frenchman the more. They have lost an Emperor and gained VAN DE BLOWITZOWN TROMP. Ce met égal." "Not quite," said the Emperor, with subtle flattery. The Emperor WILLIAM, though he had his failings, was a keen judge of the comparative value of men.

I travel by water I am going down the Rhone this very afternoon my baggage is in the boat and I have actually paid nine livres for my passage C'est tout egal 'tis all one; said he. Bon Dieu! what, pay for the way I go! and for the way I do not go! C'est tout egal; replied the commissary The devil it is! said I but I will go to ten thousand Bastiles first O England!

There are others, too. I had five letters this morning. So all I can do is to run away again." "To where?" asked Monte. "You spoke of the little villages along the Riviera." "Yes," he nodded. "There is the village of Étois back in the mountains." "Then I might go there. C'est tout égal." She shrugged her shoulders. "But look here. Supposing the this Hamilton should follow you there?"

She replied: "Si c'est mon mari de qui vous parlez, cela m'est tout a fait egal; si c'est le Duc d'Aosta, je serai ravie de le voir." She came to the reception, but her husband was already gone. The Due d'Aosta was still there, and she walked straight up to him and kissed him on both cheeks, not an easy thing to do, for the duke was not at all the type of the gay lady's man very much the reverse.

Rossini talked a long time with Gounod, and Auber told me that Rossini said, patting Gounod on the back, "Vous etes le chevalier Bayard de la musique." Gounod answered, "Sans peur, non!" Rossini said, "Dans tous les cas, sans reproche et sans egal." Gounod is, I think, the gentlest, the most modest, and the kindest-hearted man in the world. His music is like him, gentle and graceful.

You said the other night they were grey," and she smiled bewitchingly. But, I wouldn't be coaxed into good humour. "Ce m'est egal," I answered coldly, "whatever they are." "You are very cross!" she said pettishly; "I will go and talk to Mr Mawley, until you get into a better mood, sir, and are more amiable."