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"Aucun nom propre, excepté le sien, n'était encore célèbre dans les six cents députés du Tiers." Considérations sur la Révolution Française, pp. 186, 187 In the first weeks of the session he told the Count de la Marck, "On ne sortira plus de l
"Aux murs de Vestminster on voit paraître ensemble Trois pouvoirs étonnés du noeud qui les rassemble, Les députés du peuple, les grands, et le Roi, Divisés d' intérêt, réunis par la Loi."
"It is from your father." "From my father?" "Yes; did you not tell him just now that you wanted money? Well, then, he deputes me to give you this." "Am I to consider this as part of my income on account?" "No, it is for the first expenses of your settling in Paris." "Ah, how good my dear father is!" "Silence," said Monte Cristo; "he does not wish you to know that it comes from him."
All the suns with their attendant planets are supposed to be equally His children, and He deputes to each sun the supervision and protection of its own system. Hence they say that though we may pray to the air-god, &c., and even to the sun, we must not pray to God. We may be thankful to Him for watching over the suns, but we must not go further.
He is going up again at twelve to-night, with a German who wants to see the sun rise; he deputes that office to John Roberts and strides out. "Which way did the gentleman go, Mrs. Owen?" asks Naylor. "Capel Curig road." Naylor whispers to Wynd, who sets the two little girls on the table, and hurries out with him.
Gambetta was installed in the course of the month at the Palais Bourbon, next to us. It was brilliantly lighted every night, and my chef told me one of his friends, an excellent cook, was engaged, and that there would be a great many dinners. The Palais Bourbon had seen great entertainments in former days, when the famous Duc de Morny was President de la Chambre des Deputes.
The Minister, the Deputes and the Duchesse de Tarascon talked politics, and ridiculed the trumpery emeute of the 14th; exulted in the success of the plebiscite; and admitting, with indignation, the growing strength of Prussia, and with scarcely less indignation, but more contempt, censuring the selfish egotism of England in disregarding the due equilibrium of the European balance of power, hinted at the necessity of annexing Belgium as a set-off against the results of Sadowa.
I am a member of the Chambre des Deputes, and on a visit to England upon some commercial affairs. I found myself in your neighbourhood, and, of course, could not resist the temptation: so you must receive me as your guest for some days." "I congratulate you cordially on your senatorial honours. I have already heard of your rising name." "I return the congratulations with equal warmth.
Brissot, Isnard, Vergniaud, Gaudet, and an infamous ecclesiastic, the Abbé Fauchet, are those whom he particularly mentions, adding: "Mais M. de Lessart trouva que c'était les payer trop cher, et comme ils ne voulurent rien rabattre de leur demande, cette négociation n'eut aucune suite, et ne produisit d'autre effet que d'aigrir davantage ces cinq députés contre ce ministre."
Douglas Falloden?" said the short man, speaking perfect English, though with a slight German accent. "Your father is not able to see us?" "My father will be pleased to see you, when you have been the round of the pictures," said Douglas stiffly. "He deputes me to show you what we have." The short man laughed. "I expect we know what you have almost as well as you. Let me introduce Mr. Miklos."
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