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I met Tissot and Gambard, who had just built Rosa Bonheur's house at Nice. I liked the Frenchmen because they liked me, but I didn't admire them. I tried to learn to smoke, but I never took kindly to it and soon gave it up. What was the thing that made me homesick for London? Household Words.
"I could not otherwise," Claude answered coldly he began to resent both the man and his manner "have engaged the lodging." And he rose to take from the girl's hand the broth she was bringing him. She, on her side, made no sign that she noticed a change, or that it was no longer Tissot she served. She gave him what he needed, mechanically and without meeting his eyes.
Silence would befit the subject, only that, unluckily, a well-meaning publisher was struck by the idea of mobilizing the clerical forces to hail James Tissot as an evangelical painter.
And burned ever brighter and hotter in her presence! Tissot gone, and with him all those fair experiments! Is it possible?" The young man's grin showed that he savoured a jest. But, "I know nothing," he muttered sheepishly. "'Tis new to me." "Tissot gone!" the big man repeated in a tone humorously melancholy. "No more shall we
Some of my readers may probably recollect them without my naming them, and I shall only mention M. Tissot, for the purpose of recording, not the service I rendered him, but an instance of grateful acknowledgment.
And so she went on from one subject to another, without wearying, her tongue ever ready, as though this social atmosphere were peculiarly her own. Helene, a stranger to such society, was content to listen, merely interjecting a remark or brief reply every now and then. At last the door was again thrown open and the footman announced: "Madame de Chermette! Madame Tissot!"
"You would not leave me on this side of death!" She tried to protest. "Nor will I you," he continued, stopping her mouth with fresh kisses. "Nor will I you till death! Did you think me a coward?" He held her from him and looked into her reproachful eyes. "Or a Tissot? Tissot left you. Or Louis Gentilis?"
Bonaparte's wish to negotiate with England and Austria An emigrant's letter Domestic details The bell Conspiracy of Ceracchi, Arena, Harrel, and others Bonaparte's visit to the opera Arrests Rariel appointed commandant of Vincennes The Duc d'Enghien's foster-sister The 3d Nivoise First performance of Haydn's "Creation" The infernal machine Congratulatory addresses Arbitrary condemnations M. Tissot erased from the list of the banished M. Truguet Bonapartes' hatred of the Jacobins explained The real criminals discovered Justification of Fouche Execution of St.
Madame Tissot declared Balzac to be unreadable, and Malignon did not deny it, but remarked that here and there, at intervals far and few, some very fine passages occurred in Balzac. "A little silence, please!" all at once exclaimed Pauline; "she's just going to play." The lady whose talent as a musician had been so much spoken of had just sat down to the piano.
Maximilian's generosity rendered wealth indispensable to his complete happiness, for he loved to surround himself with artists, learned men, and men of letters. He paid them every kind of attention in his power, and did not omit those little gifts which are "the beads on memory's rosary." "One feels how happy life must have been to husband and wife in this new Paradise!" cries M. Victor Tissot.
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