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"At Madame La Blond's we were instructed in all the sciences; in the nature of valves; the specific gravity of bodies; the astonishing properties of magnetic steel; and how many thousand miles the sun was from the earth." "And perhaps you were told, by what means Archimedes burned the ships of Marcellus, at the siege of Syracuse?"
"I again repeat, that a person who can instruct us in any one branch of education is entitled to " "What?" asked Miss Vincent imperiously. "Deference. More I cannot urge, to a young lady who has been at Madame La Blond's. But I must not say more: for I should not deserve this," extending her medal towards Miss Vincent, "were I to be the promoter of quarrels."
Shellabarger Mr. Broomall Mr. Raymond Mr. Delano Mr. Kerr Amendment by Mr. Bingham His Speech Reply by his Colleague Discussion closed by Mr. Wilson Yeas and Nays on the Passage of the Bill Mr. Le Blond's proposed title Amendments of the House accepted by the Senate.
I talked of nothing else. One day I spoke of it at Le Blond's; "If you are so desirous," said he, "to see those little girls, it will be an easy matter to satisfy your wishes. I am one of the administrators of the house, I will give you a collation with them." I did not let him rest until he had fulfilled his promise.
Elizabeth, who was reading a letter, now closed it, leisurely opened a book, and desired her to play the lesson to which she pointed. "This piece, ma'am! Gravana thinks English music despicable." "And English manners, I presume?" "Manners, ma'am! Madame La Blond's was a fashionable seminary." "And what is fashion, my dear?"
But let us not neglect the old despised adage: 'Be just before you are generous." From the first day that Miss Vincent entered Mrs. Adair's house as a pupil, she was anxious to return to Madame La Blond's. Whilst the Colonel was at home, she knew it would be in vain to mention the subject; but no sooner was he called abroad, than she wrote in the most urgent terms to her mamma to remove her.
I never saw him so angry as he was when I told him that we I mean ladies of a certain rank had been the means of sending a merchant's daughter from school, by styling her 'Miss Thimbleton, and 'the little seamstress. Her mamma had the meanness, I may say the impertinence, to send vulgar check muslin to be made into a frock, at Madame La Blond's!
"There has been a wonderful waste of time, and money!" cried the Colonel. "You rattle the keys, as blundering soldiers when commanded to fire: no taste, feeling, or judgment in the execution." "But at Madame La Blond's, Papa, I was allowed to play in the very first style, and was always called upon to exhibit to strangers." A servant at this moment announced "Mrs.
It seems to me clear, then, that, not only under the laws of war and under the laws of nations, but under the express authority of the Constitution itself, Congress possesses the rightful authority to establish military governments, as proposed by the bill under consideration." Referring to Mr. Le Blond's anticipated war, Mr.
I talked of nothing else. One day I spoke of it at Le Blond's; "If you are so desirous," said he, "to see those little girls, it will be an easy matter to satisfy your wishes. I am one of the administrators of the house, I will give you a collation with them." I did not let him rest until he had fulfilled his promise.
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