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Updated: June 22, 2025
And when Sganarelle finally drives Pancrace back and shuts him up inside the house inside the box, one is tempted to say a window suddenly flies open, and the head of the philosopher again appears as though it had burst open the lid of a box. The same by-play occurs in the Malade Imaginaire.
The Malade River was the only trapping ground within reach; but to have to compete there with veteran trappers, perfectly at home among the mountains, and admirably mounted, while they were so poorly provided with horses and trappers, and had but one man in their party acquainted with the country-it was out of the question.
There was a sound of knocking, a conversation inaudible to the two who strained their ears to listen, and then mademoiselle was back again. Madame was malade bien malade would beg Monsieur le Médecin to excuse her. 'Then I will try, said Laurent 'I have your authority? 'Absolutely, said Paul, and the doctor went creaking up the stairs in his heavy, country-made boots.
Cupidon, the little negro-boy, we have before mentioned, as sitting in the corner of the room, walked up with a very deliberate pace to the side of the ottoman, his two thick lips sticking out about six inches in advance of the remainder of his person. "Cupidon," said the lady, turning a little on one side to speak to him, "tu as mange le dindon entier. Tu as mal fait, mon ami. Tu seras malade.
L'an 1432, cent ans après la publication des deux ouvrages de Brochard, plusieurs grands seigneurs des états de Bourgogne et officiers du duc Philippe-le-Bon font le pélerinage de la Terre-Sainte. Parmi eux est son premier écuyer tranchant nommé la Brocquière. Celui-ci, après plusieurs courses dévotes dans le pays, revient malade
She pursed up her lips, and shivered her graceful shoulders with the neatest exposition of delicate distaste. "And too gross. But one must face and accept the pathetic risk of being eventually converted in garde malade thus, if one chooses to marry a man considerably older than oneself. It is a mistake. I say so though I committed it with my eyes open. I was betrayed by my affection."
"What does she say?" inquired Cockerell. "She say dis' ouse no good, sair! She 'ave seven children, and one malade seek." "Let me see," commanded the practical officer. He insinuated himself as politely as possible past his reluctant opponent, and walked down the narrow passage into the kitchen. Here he turned, and inquired "Er ou est la pauvre petite chose?"
You've got your wish; enjoy it. I consider that you haven't a trouble in the world. 'Dear Edith, said Hyacinth, 'have you troubles? 'Why, of course I have small ones. Bruce has taken to having a different illness every day. His latest is that he imagines he's a malade imaginaire! 'Good gracious, how complicated! What makes him think that?
Five or six months after this interview, poor Moliere broke a blood-vessel in his chest, while playing with too great fervour the title part in his "Malade Imaginaire." When they brought the news to the King, he turned pale, and clasping his hands together, well-nigh burst into tears. "France has lost her greatest genius," he said before all the nobles present.
"La femme est une malade." Where Michelet leaves to the healthiest women but a single week of every month for normal existence, Dr. Clarke believes that one week out of the month alone requires any special precautions, and that, with decent care at this time, "an immense amount of work" can be accomplished in the remainder.
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