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Pour se communiquer aliments ou breuvages, ces indélicats personnages employaient le système américain dit up and down, c'est-
94 11 aux portières: 'at the door Windows', cf. note to 94 9. 94 13 détalait: cf. note to 69 15. The stones which cover this plain are fabled to have been showered down by Jupiter to aid Hercules in his battle with the giant Albion. lui tenant pied: 'keeping up with it. 94 15 rencoigna: an old spelling of rencogna. The word is etymologically connected with coin; cf.
Sur le pont, on entendait des pas précipités et la voix du capitaine Ross qui hurlait comme un fou: Up stairs, topmen! haul down topsails... lash up! Make haste! La goélette courait au plus près en faisant des sauts de carpe, et, trop chargée de toile dans les hauts, gîtait sur bâbord, avec une bande terrible.
Tous ces idiomes parlaient de mort, et un: "Let us knock down the damned rascal!" La plume ne peut courir comme les evenements. Il y eut un commencement d'execution, arrete par une nouvelle peripetie, tout cela dans le court espace de temps que nous avons dit.
After a desperate struggle a man broke through the crowd. 2. Tartarin himself was rolling on the ground. 3. He shook himself and sat down all out of breath. 4. As soon as he received the letter, he put aside the Arabs with a gesture. 5. What under the sun have you done? 6. You are mistaken; you are not a laughing-stock to the women and children. 7.
A comparison of the story of Tartarin's adventures at Milianah with the pages on that city in "Lettres de mon moulin" will show how many details have been borrowed from the notes Daudet took down during his stay in Algeria. 73 30
The bright leafy bark of the Betula tree A flexible sheathing provides; And the fir's thready roots drew the parts to agree And bound down its high-swelling sides.
Another large slab of white stone, which was supported on one side by two pullies, was let down upon the grave after the coffin had been put into it, and every interstice afterwards filled with stone and Roman cement.
Originally begun by the celebrated DANIEL DE FOE, continued by the late Mr RICHARDSON, author of Clarissa, etc., and brought down to the present time by Gentlemen of Eminence in the Literary wold, 4 vols. London, Printed for Strahan, etc., 1778.
His frequent days of truancy he spent in these idle rambles, or in drifting down the river. Notwithstanding his lack of application to study, he had succeeded in completing the course of the lycée. The boy was too young, too delicate, and too sensitive to be able to endure the mental suffering and humiliation to which he was subjected at the hands of the bullies of this school.
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