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A French-English agreement. Friendship takes the place of hostility. England's relations with Italy, Russia, and Germany. Germans cultivate the friendship and trade of Turkey. The Morocco-Algeciras incident. The question of Bosnia and Herzegovina. England joins France and Russia to form the "Triple Entente." The Agadir incident. England and France had never been friendly.
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If it was absolutely necessary, he COULD talk, and when he did talk he always made me think of the "French-English Dictionary for the Pocket," compiled by the ingenious Mr. John Bellows; for nobody except that extraordinary Englishman could condense a greater amount of information into a smaller number of words.
Frenchmen and Americans were singing together, the Frenchmen in very quaint English, but hitting off the syncopated time as though they had been born and brought up to it as we Americans have. Over in one corner, a very informal class in French-English pronunciation was at work. Apparently, this was tongue-twisters' night.
"A scoundrel who took her for his wife in one church and repudiated the ties through another denomination!" "Ah, a French-English marriage!" said the marquis, blandly. "An old device! But what was this lover's name?" "This husband's, my lord!" "Lover or husband, I fancy it is all the same to her now," sneered the caller. "She has passed the point where reputation matters."
But, whether the treaty which had been made had been considered gracious in its terms, or that the horrible memories of war had not had time to die away, or from a combination of causes, the French-English provinces refused to take up the Colonial grievances. To compel them to do this, an expedition, consisting of Col. Ethan Allen and his "Green Mountain Boys," was detached against Montreal.
The tomatoes which I left slender plants, eaten of bugs and debating whether they would go backward or forward, had become stout and lusty, with thick stems and dark leaves, and some of them had blossomed. The corn waved like that which grows so rank out of the French-English mixture at Waterloo. The squashes I will not speak of the squashes. The most remarkable growth was the asparagus.
Bellows's admirable and exhaustive little French-English dictionary, which in look and binding and size is just like a Testament and those people are there to study French. The building has been nicknamed "The Church of the Gratis French Lesson."
But he failed to find her, either then or on the three subsequent evenings which he passed in the same place. Meanwhile the card was burning in his pocket like a hot coal. He dreaded the thought of meeting anyone that he knew, while this horrible cloud hung over him. He bought a French-English dictionary and tried to pick out the meaning word by word, but failed. It was all Greek to him.
She knew a little English picked up sixty years before when she spent one term in a school near Folkestone. She liked to air it; but for the sake of our education she denied herself. We used to sit at dinner with a dictionary English-French and French-English on the table. We referred to it when stuck, and on the whole we got on well in every respect except one.
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