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"Don't talk like that!" said Pécuchet. Then they passed the guests in review. "The doctor seems to me a nice snob!" "Did you notice the sneer of M. Marescot before the portrait?" "What a low fellow the mayor is! When you dine in a house, hang it! you should show some respect towards the curios." "Madame Bordin!" said Bouvard. "Ah! that one's a schemer. Don't annoy me by talking about her."
"And yet," said Pécuchet, "peoples have a solidarity as well as men." "Perhaps so." And Bouvard sank into a reverie. The expedition to Rome soon began. At home, through hatred of revolutionary ideas, the leaders of the Parisian middle class got two printing-offices sacked. The great party of order was formed. It had for its chiefs in the arrondissement the count, Foureau, Marescot, and the curé.
Vaucorbeil observed: "Then you are not in favour of education?" "Yes, certainly. Allow me " "When every day," said Marescot, "an attack is made on the government." "Where's the harm?" And the nobleman and the physician proceeded to disparage Louis Philippe, recalling the Pritchard case, and the September laws against the liberty of the press: "And that of the stage," added Pécuchet.
He squeezed Coupeau's hand across the table as he said: "I accept. It's in all good fellowship on both sides, is it not? Yes, I accept for the child's sake." The next day when the landlord, Monsieur Marescot, came to spend an hour with the Boches, Gervaise mentioned the matter to him. He refused angrily at first.
Madame S , like a true french mother, was delighted with the little compliment, and presenting her snuff box to the gallant Marescot, she said, "thank you, my dear general, the brave always think generously of the fair." Bonaparte's Talents in Finance. Garrick and the Madman. Palace of the Conservative Senate. Process of transferring Oil Paintings from Wood to Canvas. The Dinner Knife.
While the Emperor was at Strasburg he asked General Marescot, the commander-in- chief of the engineers, whether he could recommend from his corps a brave, prudent, and intelligent young officer, capable of being entrusted with an important reconnoitering mission.
He then sent for General Dejean, who had succeeded M. de Marescot as first inspector of the Engineers. "Have you any one among your officers," he asked, "who is well acquainted with Ragusa? "Dejean, after a little reflection, replied, "Sire, there is a chef de bataillon who has been a long time forgotten, but who knows Elyria perfectly." "What's his name?" "Bernard." "Ah! stop . . . Bernard!
To the four Ladies of the Palace at the beginning of the Empire, Madame de Lucay, Madame de Remusat, Madame de Talhouet, Madame de Lauriston, were added thirteen other ladies: Madame Duchatel, Madame de Seran, Madame de Colbert, Madame Savary, Madame Octave de Segur, Madame de Turenne, Madame de Montalivet, Madame de Bouille, Madame de Vaux, Madame de Marescot.
These two commissioners having been notified beforehand, went to Loudun, where Marescot, one of the queen's chaplains, arrived at the same time; for the pious queen, Anne of Austria, had heard so many conflicting accounts of the possession of the Ursuline nuns, that she desired, for her own edification, to get to the bottom of the affair.
"Amongst the Athenians," said Marescot "amongst the Athenians, towards whom we bear certain resemblances, Solon checkmated the democrats by raising the electoral census." "It would be better," said Hurel, "to suppress the Chamber: every disorder comes from Paris." "Let us decentralise," said the notary. "On a large scale," added the count.
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