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Now we come to three lakes in a row, the Lake of Bienne, the Lake of Neuchâtel, and the great Lake of Geneva, which we reach at the town of Lausanne. Here the snow has ceased to fall, and the beautiful Alps of Savoy are visible to the south. The sun is hidden behind clouds, but its rays are reflected by the clear mirror of the lake.
"I think one might easily love the person who has just left the room." "Miss Neuchatel?" "Adriana. Do not you agree with me?" "Miss Neuchatel will never marry," said Lady Montfort, "unless she loses her fortune." "Well; do you know, I have sometimes thought that she liked Endymion? I never could encourage such a feeling; and Endymion, I am sure, would not.
That evening at supper, the Prince de Neuchatel, the Duke de Trevise, the Duke de Frioul, and some other officers being present, the Emperor related the history of his disguises, and made many jests on his awkwardness.
Yellow limestone, which I have myself seen near Neuchatel, in Switzerland, represents the Lower Neocomian at Speeton.
Neuchatel would say, "I really must have a quiet day that Miss Ferrars may dine with us, and she shall ask her brother. How glad I shall be when she goes into half-mourning! I scarcely catch a glimpse of her."
He began to doubt the possibility of carrying out his plan of a scientific journey to the United States. NEUCHATEL, April, 1843. . . .I have worked like a slave all winter to finish my fossil fishes; you will presently receive my fifteenth and sixteenth numbers, forwarded two days since, with more than forty pages of text, containing many new observations.
The Emperor returned at last with Marshal Berthier, and followed by Roustan. I heard nothing. The Prince de Neuchatel wished to approach and shake me that I might awake and resign to his Majesty his seat and table; but the Emperor stopped him, saying, "Let the poor fellow sleep; he has passed many nights with none."
Neuchatel," she said, "that Endymion, my brother, was at school with Colonel Albert?" "Ah, ah!" said Mr. Neuchatel. "But when he was at school he had another name," said Myra. "Oh, oh!" said Mr. Neuchatel. "He was then called the Count of Otranto." "That is a very pretty name," said Mr. Neuchatel. "But why did he change it?" asked Myra. "The great world often change their names," said Mr.
"From our correspondents at Neuchatel, I think, sir. The letter has got the Swiss postmark." The words, "The Swiss Postmark," following so soon upon the housekeeper's reference to Switzerland, wrought Mr. Wilding's agitation to such a remarkable height, that his new partner could not decently make a pretence of letting it pass unnoticed.
There was no doubt as to the conclusion: they declared for the Austrian marriage. The formalities of arrangement were speedily concluded. Berthier, the Prince of Neuchâtel, was named ambassador extraordinary to marry the Archduchess by proxy at Vienna, and the date was fixed for March eleventh, 1810. The news was received at the Austrian capital with jubilation.
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