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J'aperçois aussi, près des deux volumes de M. Ossip-Lourié et de M. Lichtenberger, des livres où la pensée abonde et les fortes réflexions. Le peintre, l'ami de la critique littéraire, le lettré, ne peuvent que se délecter dans Bismarck et son, temps de M. Matter (Alcan, 10 fr.), et dans Condorcet et la Révolution française, de M. Cahen. Des études comme celles-l
[Note 64: That the ministry, after my return to Britain, were sensible how desesperate the navigation was in those seas; and yet that they were as industrious to conceal it, appears not only by the author of the Post-Man being found fault with for giving an account thereof in his paper, but also that the Gazette mentioned nothing of the loss of the Feversham and three store ships laden with provisions following us to Quebec; which accident may furnish matter for some not frivolous speculations. Introduction p. 24. L'amiral Walker de retour de sa malheureuse expédition, fut mis
Upon this head, I beg leave to observe that in all probability this Province, when the posts in the upper country shall be evacuated, will lose much of its importance in a commercial light, and that it will be a matter of great doubt whether it would be right to expend much money for the preservation of it, or at least it would never be worth the while to go to war about it, from hence it appears prudent to shun every thing which might bring on a rupture with the bad neighbours which surround us.
Moi attendre vous autres dans le grève, near about, dépêchez-vous! Viens donc dans la caverne! Veni in cavernam! All right! I will go too. Il y a un canot sur le rivage! Quelque chasseur indien peut-être. Ou quelque personne du fort. No matter! laissons-le.
He pleaded ignorance of the contents of the documents found in his possession, but his judges, who were Orangists, had determined to convict him of treason, and deliberated only as a matter of form.
It was a matter of no difficulty for him to obtain her request for a meeting. On his return to France he announced this to Nemours. The Duke sent Lignerolles, his most trusted servant, to London; the response brought back by Lignerolles was encouraging.
The undersigned therefore in transmitting to M. Guizot the accompanying papers, in order that they may be made known to the French Government, begs to assure M. Guizot that he makes the communication not in consequence of any doubt which Her Majesty's Government entertain of the sincerity and good faith of the Government of France, but because it is fitting that, in a matter of such deep importance to the peace of Europe, the French Government should know how much the language which is reported to have been used by one of his diplomatic agents differs from that which the French Government itself has held.
«We must see you immediately upon a matter of great importance. Plots have been discovered, and the conspirators are in our hands. Hasten !»
'well! cf. note to 36 18 Partagez-vous ... question: the officer in disgust bids the prince and Tartarin to divide between them the twenty francs that are missing and let the matter drop. 56 2 qu'il n'en soit plus question: 'let's have no more talk about it', cf. note to 4 23. 56 6 j'en fais mon affaire: 'I'll attend to this.
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