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When they were exterminated by the wooden clubs of the Ainu, they raised their eyes to heaven, and, weeping, cried aloud to the gods, "Why were we made so small?" It should be said that Professor Schlegel and Mr. Savage Landor both seem to prefer the former etymology. Les Peuples Etrangers chez les Historiens Chinois. Extrait du T'oung-pao, vol. iv. No. 4.
Their outward appearance was in notable discord with that of the poet- politician he all new in the last fashions of Parisian elegance, and redolent of Parisian prosperity and extrait de Mousseline!
Quoiqu'il en existe trois éditions imprimées, l'une en 1487 chez Jean Cres, l'autre en 1517 chez Regnault, la troisième en 1542 chez Canterel, on ne le connoît guère que par le court extrait qu'en a publié Bergeron. Et en effet cet éditeur l'avoit trouvé si invraisemblable et si fabuleux qu'il l'a réduit
Their outward appearance was in notable discord with that of the poet-politician he all new in the last fashions of Parisian elegance, and redolent of Parisian prosperity and extrait de Mousseline!
Leonardum Berevout, 1616. A French translation of this work was printed in Paris by Simon de Colimar, Extrait ou Recueil des Iles nouvellement trouvées en la grande Mer Océane au temps du Roy d'Espagne Ferdinand et Elizabeth, etc. The history of Travayle in the West and East Indies, and other countries lying eyther way towardes the fruitfull and rich Moluccæs.
'Extrait de la dépêche de Monsieur le Comte de Vergennes
It was of a dark green colour, and labelled 'Extrait d'Absinthe. Pernod fils. 'Not this one, Diaz? 'Yes, he insisted. 'Give it me. And get a glass and some water. 'No, I said firmly. 'Wha'? You won't give it me? 'No. He jumped up recklessly and faced me. His hat fell off the back of his head. 'Give me that bottle! His breath poisoned the room.
'Trouville est une double extrait de Paris la vie est une fête, et le costume une mascarade. Conty. The watering-places of Normandy are so well known to English people that there is little that is new to be said respecting them; at the same time any description of this country would not be considered complete without some mention of the sea-coast.
Presently, indeed, there appeared an able extrait of Grampus's article in the valuable Rapporteur scientifique et historique, and Merman's mistakes were thus brought under the notice of certain Frenchmen who are among the masters of those who know on oriental subjects. In a word, Merman, though not extensively read, was extensively read about. Meanwhile, how did he like it?
Some of these have been printed in Le Livre, 1887. But by far the most important manuscript that I discovered, one which, apparently, I am the first to discover, is a manuscript entitled 'Extrait du Chapitre 4 et 5. I am inclined to explain it by the fact that the case in which I found this manuscript contains some papers not relating to Casanova.
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