Cours de versions anglaises ou Recueil choisi d'anecdotes, traits historiques, singularités, ...Ad. Wahlen, 1841 - 251 pages |
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Page 20
... fear to cure him of his idleness . ( 1 ) Incitement , motif . ( 2 ) To be outdone , être vaincu . ( 3 ) I'll , abrégé de I will ; voyez la table des abréviations , Grammaire pratique , p . 314 . FRENCH WOMEN . COURAGE AND PRUDENCE . 24 ...
... fear to cure him of his idleness . ( 1 ) Incitement , motif . ( 2 ) To be outdone , être vaincu . ( 3 ) I'll , abrégé de I will ; voyez la table des abréviations , Grammaire pratique , p . 314 . FRENCH WOMEN . COURAGE AND PRUDENCE . 24 ...
Page 34
... fear it is too late , for I have already felt symptoms of its approach . " The company began to feel alarmed , and eagerly inquired the nature of the symptoms he experienced . " Why , " said he , " I am sometimes attacked by a cough ...
... fear it is too late , for I have already felt symptoms of its approach . " The company began to feel alarmed , and eagerly inquired the nature of the symptoms he experienced . " Why , " said he , " I am sometimes attacked by a cough ...
Page 51
... fears to some other Roman ladies . The next morning a large body of them presented themselves at the door of the se- nate , and in a loud voice declared it would be better to let the women have two husbands , and expressed their ...
... fears to some other Roman ladies . The next morning a large body of them presented themselves at the door of the se- nate , and in a loud voice declared it would be better to let the women have two husbands , and expressed their ...
Page 94
... fear- ing that they might escape , Napoleon had recourse to an expedient unexampled , I believe , till then , and which proved to what an extent he was seconded by the sentiments of the capital . He declared Paris to be in a - ( 1 ) ...
... fear- ing that they might escape , Napoleon had recourse to an expedient unexampled , I believe , till then , and which proved to what an extent he was seconded by the sentiments of the capital . He declared Paris to be in a - ( 1 ) ...
Page 112
... fear not onset ( 7 ) , being practised to hold to- gether man to man , shield ( 8 ) to shield , and spear ( 9 ) to spear ; so that a brazen ( 10 ) wall might as soon be bro- ken through ( 11 ) . In advancing , in wheeling ( 12 ) to ...
... fear not onset ( 7 ) , being practised to hold to- gether man to man , shield ( 8 ) to shield , and spear ( 9 ) to spear ; so that a brazen ( 10 ) wall might as soon be bro- ken through ( 11 ) . In advancing , in wheeling ( 12 ) to ...
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