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Updated: July 24, 2025
Si bien que sans rien perdre, en bravant cet usage, On pourrait retrancher la moitie d'un ouvrage." "Bravo! Very good!" broke in the King, who felt the sting of the satire but could control himself. "But do you think that the Emperor will understand that at any rate as you intend it?" "If he does not understand it, then he is a blockhead...."
Her small face was smaller than ever, but her eyes were as round and as bright as a mouse's or a bird's, and her talk was full of glitter and vivacity. "'Praise from Dr. Saxham. ... If I were a man," she declared, "I should perdre la boule over that girl.
«On monte beaucoup après avoir passé Vassen; ces environs sont d'une variété étonnante pour la beauté et la singularité des paysages. Des nappes d'eau, des cascades qui se précipitent de roches en roches, forment dix et quinze chutes avant de se perdre dans les sapins qui contrastent avec la blancheur des eaux toutes réduites en écume. Des maisons d'une construction particulière, placées contre les rochers pour les mettre
Our only currency here consists of assignats of 5 livres, 50, 100, 200, and upwards: therefore in making purchases, you must accommodate your wants to the value of your assignat, or you must owe the shopkeeper, or the shopkeeper must owe you; and, in short, as an old woman assured me to-day, "C'est de quoi faire perdre la tete," and, if it lasted long, it would be the death of her.
Pero cant el fo abas ni monges revestitz en la sua abadia fo si·l lums eseurzitz qu'anc no i ac be ni pauza, tro qu'el ne fo ichitz; e cant fo de Tholosa avesques elegitz per trastota la terra es tals focs espanditz que ia mais per nulha aiga no sira escantitz; que plus de D.M., que de grans que petitz, i fe perdre las vidas e·ls cors e·ls esperitz.
Many observations of La Bruyere and Rochefoucault the latter especially have obtained credit for truth solely from their point. They possess exactly the same merit as the very sensible permit me to add very French line in Corneille: "'Ma plus douce esperance est de perdre l'espoir." The Maquis took advantage of the silence which followed Vincent's criticism to rise from table.
Ce n'est pas mon affaire, et je ne m'en melerai pas, aux signes de perdre les bonne graces de ce belle-mere. Lady M'Cartney has wrote to me to hire my house; but one thing I am resolved upon is, not to let it to an acquaintance. I shall keep it in its present state till these things at Avignon are determined upon. I dine to-day at the Bishop of Salisbury's, and to-morrow at Lord Lisbourne's.
Many observations of La Bruyere and Rochefoucault the latter especially have obtained credit for truth solely from their point. They possess exactly the same merit as the very sensible permit me to add very French line in Corneille: "'Ma plus douce esperance est de perdre l'espoir." The Maquis took advantage of the silence which followed Vincent's criticism to rise from table.
"Mais Madame la Marquise a ete administree, elle va mourir!" said the maid, who thought the occupation of dying sufficient for a lady of her age. "Ma chere, ce n'est pas une raison pour perdre son temps," answered the indomitable Marquise.
There was little of comedy in the future Madame de Maintenon; though, after all, there was doubtless as much as there need have been in the wife of a poor man who was moved to compose for his tomb such an epitaph as this, which I quote from the "Biographie Universelle": "Celui qui cy maintenant dort, Fit plus de pitié que d'envie, Et souffrit mille fois la mort, Avant que de perdre la vie.
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