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More than one half of them had translated or edited works of Hippocrates or Galen; many of them had made important contributions to general literature, and a large proportion of them were naturalists: Leonicenus, Linacre, Champier, Fernel, Fracastorius, Gonthier, Caius, J. Sylvius, Brasavola, Fuchsius, Matthiolus, Conrad Gesner, to mention only those I know best, form a great group.

The famous Library has largely contributed to the historic galleries of the Trocadero; but, nevertheless, many exquisite specimens of binding, printing, and illuminating remain; whilst the windows are adorned with most curious and beautiful old glass paintings from the hand of the gifted Linard Gonthier before mentioned.

"Oh, my cousin, there is no such thing as conscience! You have not paid for the ground. I was assured that poor President Gonthier had only got rid of his house at Choisy because his affairs were embarrassed; you must indemnify him, or rather I will indemnify him myself, by giving him a pension."

He referred the decision of his difficulties to the fortune of war, and collected fresh soldiers. The Great Mademoiselle Buys Choisy. The President Gonthier. The Indemnity. The Salmon. The Harangue as It Is Not Done in the Academy. The King had only caused against his own desire the extreme grief which Mademoiselle felt at the imprisonment of Lauzun.

"Oh, my cousin, there is no such thing as conscience! You have not paid for the ground. I was assured that poor President Gonthier had only got rid of his house at Choisy because his affairs were embarrassed; you must indemnify him, or rather I will indemnify him myself, by giving him a pension."

Mesdemoiselles PINGENET. These two sisters are nothing as actresses; but seem to aspire to the title of singers, especially the elder, who begins to distinguish herself. Noble Mothers and Duennas. Mesdames DUGAZON, PHILIPPE, and GONTHIER. Madame DUGAZON. Twenty years ago she enjoyed a great name, for which she was indebted to the bad taste that then prevailed.

"From the sight of the country," said the King, "you must have a hundred to a hundred and twelve, acres here." "A hundred and nine," she answered. "Have you paid dear for this property?" went on the King. "It is the President Gonthier who has sold it?" "I paid for this site, and the old house which no longer exists, forty thousand livres," she said. "Forty thousand livres!" cried the King.

"Oh, my cousin, there is no such thing as conscience! You have not paid for the ground. I was assured that poor President Gonthier had only got rid of his house at Choisy because his affairs were embarrassed; you must indemnify him, or rather I will indemnify him myself, by giving him a pension."

"From the sight of the country," said the King, "you must have a hundred to a hundred and twelve, acres here." "A hundred and nine," she answered. "Have you paid dear for this property?" went on the King. "It is the President Gonthier who has sold it?" "I paid for this site, and the old house which no longer exists, forty thousand livres," she said. "Forty thousand livres!" cried the King.

Without being a superior singer, she executes her songs with feeling. Madame GONTHIER. This actress still enjoys the benefit of her former reputation. She is excellent in a cast of parts become hacknied on the stage; namely, gossips and nurses. I have said nothing of the doubles or duplicates of all these ladies, as they are, in general, bad copies of the originals.