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Note 33: Every thing should be put to its proper use in this world, chaque chose doit être appropriée
I mention these things because it is right you know them; they are an additional proof that, even in this world, the Providence has decreed that injustice and violence shall meet with their appropriate punishment, and that justice and mercy shall also have their reward, etc. etc. Lettre de lord Palmerston
He spent the winters of 1861-1864 in Algeria, Corsica, and Provence. These voyages were of vital importance in his development. He learned something of the world and became better fitted to study conditions in his own narrow sphere; at the same time he acquired the power of vigorous description and collected material for some of his finest short stories and for the Tartarin series.
Un jeune médecin JAFFIER. I'm thinking, Pierre how that damn'd starving quality, Call'd honesty, got footing in the world. PIERRE. Why, powerful villainy first set it up, For its own ease and safety. Honest men Are the soft easy cushions on which knaves Repose and fatten.
Parmi les pièces anglaises, après celle de Shakspeare, la plus remarquable est la tragédie de Dryden: All for love or the World well lost. Elle a plus de régularité, plus d'égalité dans la diction.
On a du reste varié de mille manières la forme du microphone suivant les applications auxquelles on veut l'appliquer. C'est ainsi que nous voyons dans l'English Mechanic and World of Science, du 28 juin 1878, les dessins de plusieurs dispositions dont l'une est spécialement applicable
To Dead-man's Isle, in the eye of the blast, To Dead-man's Isle she speeds her fast, By skeleton shapes her sails are furl'd, And the hand that steers is not of this world! Oh! hurry thee on oh! hurry thee on, Thou terrible bark! ere the night be gone; Nor let morning look on so foul a sight As would blanch for ever her rosy light!
Go to Tarascon, seek out a man who almost went to Shanghai, look steadfastly at him, and if the southern sun is shining upon him you will soon be convinced that he has actually gone to Shanghai. In reading "Tartarin de Tarascon," therefore, remember that Tartarin's world is small and his imagination large; that he never lies, though he rarely tells the truth.
If only he had continued as he began, if only he had remained the poet of the "Lettres de mon moulin"; if only he had not been led astray by his "task," he might have brought to the world of readers that happiness which he brought to his few friends in the attic of Auteuil. We are told the story of the publication of "Tartarin de Tarascon" by Daudet himself in his "Trente Ans de Paris."
Boissier in his Vie de Mme. de Sévigné says that when, in 1671, the correspondence between mother and daughter begins, "Mme. de La Fayette has but recently united herself with the Duc de La Rochefoucauld in that close intimacy which gave the world so much to talk about."
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