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On the table, which was covered with a fine, starched cloth, stood a silver coffeepot full of aromatic coffee, a sugar basin, a jug of fresh cream, and a bread basket filled with fresh rolls, rusks, and biscuits; and beside the plate lay the last number of the Revue des Deux Mondes, a newspaper, and several letters.
The magazine which still exists as the Revue des Deux Mondes gave her a retaining fee of four thousand francs a year, and many other publications begged her to write serial stories for them. The vein which ran through all her stories was new and piquant. As was said of her: In George Sand, whenever a lady wishes to change her lover, God is always there to make the transfer easy.
C'est dans Adène que je vis pour la première fois les deux jeunes gens qui
Petersburg which is saying a great deal! They used to try to make fun of me, but I would console myself by drinking champagne and then lolling in a retiring-room. Nevertheless, I found it deadly work. "C'est un utchitel," Blanche would say of me, "qui a gagne deux cent mille francs, and but for me, would have had not a notion how to spend them. Presently he will have to return to his tutoring.
It seemed to him that several men as he passed them made him signs; but as he did not belong to any secret society or any masonic lodge, he went on, singing his favorite "Then let me go And let me play Beneath the hazel-tree," and after having followed the Rue St. Honoré to the Barriere des Deux Sergents, turned the corner and disappeared.
* Under this title he wrote an article published in the "Revue des Deux Mondes," January, 1, 1848. Just before the revolution of July, which established the republic, he was spoken of for a place in the cabinet as minister of commerce.
The scenes of the Auction and the Screen were introduced, for the first time, I believe, on the French stage, in a little piece called, "Les Deux Neveux," acted in the year 1788, by the young comedians of the Comte de Beaujolais.
Ha! ha! ha!" "I can name another," suggested a third speaker. "Name!" demanded several; "yourself, perhaps, Le Ber; you want a sempstress for your shirt-buttons." "No, not myself," replied the speaker; "I don't buy coturiers at that price deux mille dollares, at the least, my friends. Pardieu! no. I find my sempstresses at a cheaper rate in the Faubourg Treme." "Who, then? Name him!"
I owe four hundred dollars to the 'Moniteur, and three hundred dollars to the 'Revue des Deux Mondes. Follow my reasoning now: Were I to bring out a play, my excellent friend, Madame Porcher, would lay hands on all the proceeds, and I should receive nothing. His reply disarmed the little resentment I had left.
The river was quite deserted as a rule by eight o'clock, and then the two friends used to rehearse one especial scene. There was a quarrel in this scene which, but for the intervening hand of the deux ex machinâ, bade fair to be deadly.
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