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Under suitable conditions, it can be seen as such in a 4 inch achromatic. It is easily traceable as a rill in a photograph of the N. polar region of the moon taken by MM. Henry at the Paris Observatory, and recently published in Knowledge. LE MONNIER. A great inflection or bay on the W. border of the Mare Serenitatis S. of Posidonius.
Ferrier accused Grimm of his German origin, and hinted at denouncing him as a Prussian spy. Gaspard le Noy linked his arm in Monnier's, and when they had gained the dark street without, leading into a labyrinth of desolate lanes, the Medicin des Pauvres said to the mechanic: "You are a brave fellow, Monnier. Lebeau owes you a good turn.
Monnier having deposited him safely with his back to a wall, at the corner of a street handy for flight, if flight became expedient, had left him for several minutes, having business elsewhere. Suddenly the whisper of the Italian stole into his ear "These men are fools. This is not the way to do business; this does not hurt the robber of Nice Garibaldi's Nice: they should have left it to me."
Therewith he turned to the drunken sleeper and woke him up with a shake and a kick. "Armand Armand Monnier, I say, rise, rub your eyes. What if you are called to your post? What if you are shamed as a deserter and a coward?" Armand turned, rose with an effort from the recumbent to the sitting posture, and stared dizzily in the face of the Medecin des Pauvres.
Armand Monnier looked pleased. He liked praise; and he liked to hear himself talk, and he plunged at once into a very complicated sort of Christianity, partly Arian, partly Saint Simonian, with a little of Rousseau and a great deal of Armand Monnier.
"Ha! are you really Victor de Mauleon?" asked Monnier, not fiercely, but under his breath, in that sort of stage whisper which is the natural utterance of excited men under the mingled influence of potent drink and hoarded rage. "Certainly; I am Victor de Mauleon." "And you were in command of the company of the National Guard on the 30th of November at Champigny and Villiers?" "I was."
They would not subscribe a sou if they thought it went to further the designs whether of Ruvigny the atheist, or of Monnier, who would enlist the Deity of Rousseau on the side of the drapeau rouge; not a sou if they knew I had the honour to boast such confreres as I see around me. They subscribe, as we concert, for the fall of Bonaparte.
The Atheist is very indignant at the assent of the Government to the first proposition; Monnier equal indignant at the assent to the second and third.
If Vasari is to be trusted, this visit of Charles of Anjou to Cimabue's studio took place in 1267; but neither the Malespini nor Villani mention it, and the old belief that the Borgo Allegri owed its name to the popular rejoicing at that time is now somewhat discredited. See Vasari, Le Monnier, 1846, vol. i. p. 225, note 4.
And Marambot, eager and almost eloquent, continued: "What beggars, those English! And what sots, my boy; they are all 'Rosiers, those hypocrites!" Then, after a silence, stretching out his arm towards the tiny river that glistened in the meadows, he said: "Did you know that Henry Monnier was one of the most untiring fishermen on the banks of the Epte?" "No, I did not know it."
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