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He also told her of Edwin's real love of her, hence Miss Bud says, "Poor, poor Eddy," quite a propos de bottes, when she finds herself many fathoms deep in love with Lieutenant Tartar, R.N. "'Poor, poor Eddy! thought Rosa, as they walked along," Tartar and she. This is a plausible suggestion of Mr. Proctor. Edwin, though known to Rosa to be alive, has no chance!
As regards the unfavorable critics, we are inclined to think that they have been unable to shake off the associations of the essentially artificial characters Parthenia and Pauline in which Miss Anderson has unfortunately chosen to appear. Further complaints of artificiality and coldness have, it is true, been put forth a propos of her first appearance on Saturday evening in Mr.
Thus, if you are a good chemist, you may extract something out of everything. A propos of the beau monde, I must again and again recommend the Graces to you: There is no doing without them in that world; and, to make a good figure in that world, is a great step toward making one in the world of business, particularly that part of it for which you are destined.
If these courses, whereof we have spoken, be followed by Christian princes, they shall, by the blessing of God, procure that the church shall be served with able and fit ministers; but though thus they may procurare speciem, yet they may not designare individuum, which now I am to demonstrate. Propos. 3.
Thus Flora on one occasion had been reduced to rage and despair, had her most secret feelings lacerated, had obtained a view of the utmost baseness to which common human nature can descend I won't say a propos de bottes as the French would excellently put it, but literally a propos of some mislaid cheap lace trimmings for a nightgown the romping one was making for herself.
A propos, I never saw Mrs. Crawford in my life; nevertheless, it's all true of somebody. Yours truly, "The birds that wanton in the air Know no such liberty." The Elia essay. Fanny Kelly was the original of "Barbara S." July 2, 1825. I am hardly able to appreciate your volume now; but I liked the dedication much, and the apology for your bald burying grounds.
"Bobbachy," said he, "thou, too, must pardon me. A propos, I have news for thee. "My WIFE, my lord!" said I, aghast. "Our daughter, the light of thine eyes! Go, my son; I see thou art wild with joy. The Princess's tents are set up close by mine, and I know thou longest to join her." My wife? Here was a complication truly!
Silence in love betrays more woe Than words, though ne'er so witty; The beggar that is dumb, we know, Deserves a double pity. 'A propos' of this subject: what progress do you make in that language, in which Charles the Fifth said that he would choose to speak to his mistress? Have you got all the tender diminutives, in 'etta, ina', and 'ettina', which, I presume, he alluded to?
It is unfortunate for him, as for you, that in our times, he cannot be made a cardinal." A propos of the fortifications of Paris, the King told me how the Emperor Napoleon learned the news of the taking of Paris by the allies. The Emperor was marching upon Paris at the head of his guard. Paris had been taken. The enemy had entered it. The Emperor turned pale.
But you will understand that I have no desire for the post. A propos of marriages: do you know that a while ago that universal auntie Anna Mikhaylovna told me, under the seal of strict secrecy, of a plan of marriage for you.
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