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Mike saw his light pass across the field and through the gate. The school clock struck the quarter. It seemed to Mike that Sergeant Collard, even if he had started to wait for him at the house, would not keep up the vigil for more than half an hour. He would be safe now in trying for home again. He walked in that direction. Now it happened that Mr.
"In the private opinion of our adversaries," says M. Roy de Collard eloquently, "it was a thoughtless thing, on the great day of creation, to let man loose, a free and intelligent agent, into the midst of the universe; thence the mischief and the mistake.
I could not make up my mind which makers I really preferred, Erard, Broadwood, Collard, or Bechstein; so by degrees I collected one of each. And after all I think I play best upon the little cottage piano we had in the school-room at home. It stands in my boudoir now. I seem more accustomed to its notes, or it lends itself better to my way of playing." "Thank you, Myra," said Jane.
The collard stalks he had snatched up, in the expectation of finding in them something resembling the nutritious "heart" that we remembered as children, seeking and, finding in the stalks of cabbage. But we were disappointed. The stalks were as dry and rotten as the bones of Southern, society. Even hunger could find no meat in them.
"Monsieur le Ministre de l'Intérieur is the next to address the Council." Vaudrey had not noticed that Monsieur Collard of Nantes had finished his harangue, and that after the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Foreign Affairs had just concluded his remarks.
He had ever obtrusively before him, as if haunted by the spectre of the Poor Man before Don Juan, the lean face of Garnier and the white moustache of Ramel. Which of the two had better served his cause, Ramel vanquished or Collard of Nantes dying in the full blaze of success? He pondered over this during the whole of the ceremony.
Or I might tell you how Dr. , the ship-surgeon, was in that Collard steamer which ran down the fishing-boat in the fog off Cape Race, and how, looking from his state-room window, he saw a mighty cliff so near that he could almost lay his hand upon it.
Clementi's Musical Tour. His Duel with Mozart before the Emperor. Tenor of Clementi's Life in England. Clementi's Pupils. Trip to St. Petersburg. Sphor's Anecdote of Him. Mercantile and Manufacturing Interest in the Piano as Partner of Collard. The Players and Composers trained under Clementi. His Composition. Status as a Player. Character and Influence as an Artist.
Much pleased with a discourse by Royer Collard, he said to Talleyrand, "Do you know, Monsieur is Grand Electeur, that a new and serious philosophy is rising in my university, which may do us great honour and disembarrass us completely of the ideologues, slaying them on the spot by reasoning?" or terrorists.
Regardless of the claims of digestion, he rushed forth on the trail. Sergeant Collard lived with his wife and a family of unknown dimensions in the lodge at the school front gate. Dinner was just over when Mr. Downing arrived, as a blind man could have told.
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