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He lost his brother only about five months since, and is only beginning to recover his spirits a little. They were very much attached, and people thought that he would have succeeded to the title, had he lived, because Ilbury is difficile or a philosopher or a Saint Kevin; and, in fact, has begun to be treated as a premature old bachelor. 'What a charming person his sister, Lady Mary, is.
Where an English girl of not more than average capacity and docility would quietly take a theme and bind herself to the task of comprehension and mastery, a Labassecourienne would laugh in your face, and throw it back to you with the phrase, "Dieu, que c'est difficile! Je n'en veux pas. Cela m'ennuie trop."
'How weary seems this Italian spring! the restlessness of this eternal wind the hot clouds that roll up from the Campagna. "Que vivre est difficile, o mon coeur fatigue!" 'I think it's lovely, said Lucy in an embarrassed voice. 'And I just don't know how to thank you indeed I don't. She was standing inside the door of Mrs.
"That face pleases me," he would say, "it is therefore beautiful!" He ought to have thanked God for having given him such an exquisite eye for the beautiful; but 'omne pulchrum difficile'.
'Difficile EST PROPRIE COMMUNIA DICERE. Lambin's Comment is, 'Communia hoc loco appellat Horatius argumenta fabularum
He was now an intelligent man of sixteen, but dyspeptic and difficile. It will be generally admitted that Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is the most sublime noise that has ever penetrated into the ear of man. All sorts and conditions are satisfied by it. Whether you are like Mrs.
Anybody could come up and ask him anything and did. And while he could learn something about the new leathers, still it was difficult for him to remember the Long Island Railroad time-table well enough to reply instantly when an irate shopper snapped at him, "Do you know what's the next train for Hempstead?" The most difficile woman in a shoe-store has at least a definite, tangible foot to fit.
And he says in another place: Catonis modo, Galle, Tusculanum Tota creditor urbe venditahat. Mirati sumus unicum magistrum, Summum grammaticum, optimum poetam, Omnes solvere posse quaestiones, Unum difficile expedire nomen. En cor Zenodoti, en jecur Cratetis!
And did I as yet certainly know more than the A B C of the hard doctrine by which I must live? "Que vivre est difficile, O mon cocur fatigue!" an immense weariness possessed me a passive grief. Vanna would follow later with the wife of an Indian doctor. I believed she was bound for Lahore but on that point she had not spoken certainly and I felt we should not meet again.
Franklin himself, whom I remember seeing here often," said Adrienne, with a little laugh and a shrug. "I think he liked all the ladies and would have continued to like them had they worn rings in their noses! But as for you 'tis impossible to please you. No wonder you Americans broke with the English! You are most difficile. But I am sure that Mr. Jefferson or the witty Mr.
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