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The undersigned has the honour to renew to M. Guizot the assurances of his most distinguished consideration. Signé: PALMERSTON. Foreign Office, 9th sept. 1840.
Thomson's Collection of the Songs of Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Bart., and other eminent Lyric Poets, ancient and modern, united to the select melodies of Scotland, and of Ireland and Wales, with symphonies and accompaniments for the Piano-forte, by Pleyel, Haydn, Beethoven, etc. The whole composed for and collected by GEORGE THOMPSON F. A. S., Edinburgh. London, Printed and sold by Preston, 1822.
Where shilling pearls, coral, and many a pound On the rich shore of ambergrease is found? The lofty cedar, which to heaven aspires, The Prince of trees, is fewel for their fires, The smoack, by which their loaded spit do turn, For incense might on sacred altars burn, Their private Roofs an odorous Timber born, Such as might palaces for kings adorn, &c. */
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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
Note 33: Every thing should be put to its proper use in this world, chaque chose doit être appropriée
As they are attacked on the side of Montreal, by an army of 12 thousand fighting men, they must necessarily divide their force, but as the loss of the capital implies the loss of the colony, their chief attention will naturally be there, and therefore I reckon we may find at Québec 6 battalions, some companies of mariners, 4 or 5,000 Canadians and some Indians all together not much inferior to their enemy.
You cannot imagine the scie that became my pastel; it is so very good every one speaks of it to my friends who come to me and say what they have heard. I am quite sorry it is not picture. Bastien says that it is art even if it were a mere fusain.
I humbly and respectfully, but with full confidence, recommend it to my French readers. Charles Dickens. Tavistock-House, London, January 17th, 1857.
The success of "Fromont jeune et Risler aîné" was immediate, and in his succeeding novels he confirmed more and more surely his right to a place in the front rank of French novelists. From this story of the life of the petite bourgeoisie he turns to a wider field.
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