MiscellaniesHarper & Brothers, 1877 |
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... French originals ; the other stories , which are , in the main , true , have been written upon facts and char- acters that came within the Author's observation during a residence in Paris . As the remaining papers relate to public ...
... French originals ; the other stories , which are , in the main , true , have been written upon facts and char- acters that came within the Author's observation during a residence in Paris . As the remaining papers relate to public ...
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... FRENCH SCHOOL OF PAINTING THE PAINTER'S BARGAIN CARTOUCHE · ON SOME FRENCH FASHIONABLE NOVELS A GAMBLER'S DEATH NAPOLEON AND HIS SYSTEM THE STORY OF MARY ANCEL BEATRICE MERGER · CARICATURES AND LITHOGRAPHY IN PARIS LITTLE POINSINET THE ...
... FRENCH SCHOOL OF PAINTING THE PAINTER'S BARGAIN CARTOUCHE · ON SOME FRENCH FASHIONABLE NOVELS A GAMBLER'S DEATH NAPOLEON AND HIS SYSTEM THE STORY OF MARY ANCEL BEATRICE MERGER · CARICATURES AND LITHOGRAPHY IN PARIS LITTLE POINSINET THE ...
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... French among the French them- selves . Accordingly , the young gen- tlemen are locked up in a great rickety house , two miles from Boulogne , and never see a soul , except the French usher and the cook . Some few French people are there ...
... French among the French them- selves . Accordingly , the young gen- tlemen are locked up in a great rickety house , two miles from Boulogne , and never see a soul , except the French usher and the cook . Some few French people are there ...
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... French - which , he says , you speak remarkably well , like a native in fact , and then in English ( which , after all , you find is more convenient ) . What can express your gratitude to this gentleman for all his goodness towards your ...
... French - which , he says , you speak remarkably well , like a native in fact , and then in English ( which , after all , you find is more convenient ) . What can express your gratitude to this gentleman for all his goodness towards your ...
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... French breakfast . It is a strange , mongrel , merry place , this town of Boulogne ; the little French fishermen's children are beautiful , and the little French sol- diers , four feet high , red - breeched , with huge pompons on their ...
... French breakfast . It is a strange , mongrel , merry place , this town of Boulogne ; the little French fishermen's children are beautiful , and the little French sol- diers , four feet high , red - breeched , with huge pompons on their ...
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