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64 18 A moi: 'help! 85 2 au petit jour: 'at early dawn'; au grand jour 'in full daylight. qu'il: cf. note to 5 1. 85 6 chameau
I humbly and respectfully, but with full confidence, recommend it to my French readers. Charles Dickens. Tavistock-House, London, January 17th, 1857.
Thus she spake to prove her husband; but Odysseus, grieved at heart, Spake thus unto his bedmate well-skilled in gainful art: «O woman, thou sayest a word exceeding grievous to me! Who hath otherwhere shifted my bedstead? Full hard for him should it be, For deft as he were, unless soothly a very God come here, who easily, if he willed it, might shift it otherwhere.
Then I lopped away the boughs of the long-leafed olive-tree, and shearing the bole from the root up full well and cunningly, I planed it about with the brass, and set the rule thereto, and shaping thereof a bed-post, with the wimble I bored it through.
26 13 En un tour de main: 'in a turning of the hand, 'like a flash'. 26 16 Le fusil de maître Gervais Toujours on le charge, toujours on le charge Le fusil de maître Geivais Toujours on le charge, il ne part Jamais. 26 27 il fait bon: 'it's a pleasant thing'. 27 4 portait toute sa barbe: 'wore a full beard'.
Powell, according to your expectation has arrived in England with a Petition from the Province of Québec praying a repeal of the Québec Act; the establishment of a House of Assembly; the full exercise of the Habeas Corpus; the decision of Trials by optional Juries, and securing the Independance of the Judges, with sundry other requisitions of less importance.
There lieth a wreck on the dismal shore Of cold and pitiless Labrador; Where, under the moon, upon mounts of frost, Full many a mariner's bones are tost! You shadowy bark hath been to that wreck, And the dim blue fire, that lights her deck, Doth play on as pale and livid a crew As ever yet drank the church-yard dew!
William of Orange mounted his horse, and, followed by his officer, rode off at full speed toward his camp, in order to be with his troops when the news should arrive of the death of the de Witts. The murder of these men had greatly strengthened his position as Stadtholder.
In 1804, he was made a baronet, and in 1814 became a full admiral in the British navy.
«Il faudra relâcher mes économies» a le sens de: «il faudra prendre sur mes économies» au lieu de celui-ci: «Mes économies seront certainement relâchées». Des «cassures résineuses» ne sont point des cleavures full of resine (des fentes pleines de résine) et «madame Sand ne réussit que deux fois» ne correspond guère
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