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It named Michelet Maitre de Conferences at the Ecole Normale in 1826. It pensioned Casimir Delavigne, so well known for his liberal opinions, and Augustin Thierry, a writer of the Opposition, when that great historian, having lost his eyesight, was without resources.
The tall chimneys of this great factory make it look like a large city. The employees number thousands. They are well cared for and contented. There are no strikes there. They are well paid while able to work and pensioned when they reach old age. Thus, the Leibig company, has given all South America an example of the better way to treat men and women who toil.
These pensioned sepoys might also be employed with advantage in the crop season, with the special object of preventing coffee robbery from the plantations, which are often surrounded with villages.
He had decided to let Zara choose her own rooms, and decorate them as she pleased, when she should get there. But the big state apartments, with their tapestry and pictures, would remain untouched. It gave him infinite pleasure the thought of living at his old house once again and it touched him to see the joy of the village and all the old keepers and gardeners who had been pensioned off!
I couldn't have got along without mammy. She was my mammy too. But she's too old to be of much use now, and Frane has pensioned her. She has her own little house and plot of ground and if her boy her youngest boy had stayed with her, mammy would get along all right. She worries about that boy."
Are you a sorcerer, and have you changed him into stone? Or have you spirited him away?" "I have spirited him away, signora. I have persuaded him by the eloquence of gold to forsake Venice, forever. As long as he remains in Paris, he is to receive it yearly pension from the King of France." "Gone to Paris! Pensioned by the King of France!" exclaimed Lucretia.
Oates was pronounced to be the savior of his country, lodged at Whitehall and pensioned with twelve hundred pounds a year.
It provides the machinery for settling labor difficulties by conciliation and arbitration, and tries to mediate between gigantic combinations of trade and transportation and the public. It has pensioned liberally its old soldiers.
Two years later this is now Act III. Madame la Baronne, without a sou to her name, is hard at work in the hospitals of Metz. The child is pensioned out near by. "Now comes the grand romance.
Athelny had lately added socialism to the other contradictory theories he vehemently believed in, and he stated now: "In a socialist state we should be richly pensioned, you and I, Betty." "Oh, don't talk to me about your socialists, I've got no patience with them," she cried. "It only means that another lot of lazy loafers will make a good thing out of the working classes.
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