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Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by ROBERT BURNS. Edinburgh, printed for the author and sold by William Creech, M,DCC,LXXXVII.
Christian, the exiled king of Illyria, is detestably weak; Frédérique, his wife devoting herself completely to the interests of her son, Zara, struggles with the aid of the faithful preceptor, Méraut, to prepare the prince for a throne which he is never to ascend.
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O'Callaghan m'écrivait d'Albany, le 17 juillet 1852, «If you are to blame the movement, blame then those who plotted and contrived it and who are to be held in history reaponsible for it.
En général il était difficile de troubler longtemps cette jeune fille et de lui ôter sa présence d'esprit, quelque émotion qu'elle éprouvât dans son for intérieur. Toutes les réponses qu'on a lues plus haut, elle les donna posément, sans hésitation, sans embarras, d'une voix nette, égale et tranquille. Rien en elle ne laissait soupçonner la conscience d'aucune faute.
Ag lejao to light the Kallians for the Saheb and me, Ag lejao, allumes les pipes pour le Sahib et moi. et le domestique obéit en disant Achcha! Achcha! Quand nous sommes invités
But her society was still much sought after; for a notice of her death in the Mercure galant, tells us that when she could no longer go to the Court, the Court might be said to have come to her.
56 29 les langues latines: pompously for la langue latine
Cette invention jette si peu d'intérêt sur les premiers actes de la pièce, que Shakspeare ne l'a probablement adoptée que pour faire mieux ressortir ce caractère de soudaineté propre aux passions du climat. Le personnage de Mercutio lui a été indiqué par ces vers du poëme anglais: A courtier that eche where was highly had in price, For he was courteous of his speech, and pleasant of devise.
For Mme. de La Fayette, though belonging wholly to the young Court, took no part in the intrigues and factions of the royal household. It is this Court life, which, under guise of that of Henry II., is described in La Princesse de Clèves: "There were so many interests and so many intrigues in which women took part that love was always mingled with politics and politics with love.
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