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... malefactors, are thus drawn on sledges. Some weeks after a strong body of Austrian troops passed through the village on their way to the Nethe... ...argrave. The other personality of the ―White Lady‖ was, whole in the flesh, the Princess Bertha von Rosenberg, who lived in the fifteenth century di... ...as seen at the Castle of Neuhaus, in Bohemia, when she casually observed to the princess who encountered her, ―It is ten o‘clock.‖ This chronologica... ...ntered her, ―It is ten o‘clock.‖ This chronological information so affected the princess that she died in a few weeks. The latest appearance of La D...

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...er) and a deputy subsyndic chosen by General Council; judiciary chosen by Co-Princes who ap- point two civil judges, a judge of appeals, and two battl... ...n: 7,569,283 (July 1987), average annual growth rate 0.09% Nationality: noun Austrian(s); adjective Austrian 13 Austria (continued) Ethnic divisions:... ... agriculture and forestry; 4.8% unemployed (est. 1985); an estimated 200,000 Austrians are employed in other European countries; foreign laborers in A... ...,700, about 5.4% of labor force (1984) Organized labor: 1,672,820 members of Austrian Trade Union Federation (1984) Government Official name: Republic... ...ties and leaders: Socialist Party of Austria (SPO), Fred Sinowatz, chairman; Austrian People's Party (OVP), Alois Mock, chairman; Freedom Party of Aus... ...er political or pressure groups: Fed- eral Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Austrian Trade Union Federation (prima- rily Socialist); three composite ...

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...into extreame sorrow. This might well be compared to that which one of our Princes was lately seene to doe, who being at Trent, and receiving newes o... ...mongst the lawes that regard the deceased, that which ties the actions of Princes to be examined when they are dea d, seemes to me verie solid. They... ...ar commodities unto nations that observe it, and to be desired of all good Princes: who have cause to complaine that the memorie of the wicked is use... ... but with other customes of his, hee had this one much contrarie to other Princes, who to dispatch their weightiest affaires make often their close-s... ...gientem circuit hastam. -- LUCAN, lib. vi. 220. Even so the wound-enraged Austrian beare, On whom a Moore hath thir'ld his slinged speare, Wheeles ... ... deduction of this storie (for the King had addressed himselfe to all the Princes of Christendome, yea and to the Duke himselfe for justice, for suc...

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...nomads—borrowing a white camel, a day or two. Father says “she was a real princess on that camel!” They hid in a hutment from Herod’s men, his troops... ...e left our horses at the stable, Francesco asked: “Did I mention that the Princess de Lamballe has a son? He’s my age. He wants to study painting. D... ...at San Vittore: I need artists, sculptors, apprentices, courtiers, women, princes, jousting, masques, jewelry, perfume... I need great art. I need a... .... Watching him, listening to him, I forget the tedious round of courses. Princesse de Lamballe, sitting beside me, a lovely woman in her forties, d... ... sol la mi fa remirare, la sol mi fa sollecita. Tomorrow is my birthday. Princess d’Arezzo will wear a gold mask I designed for her. Pity to hide b... ...the château, again royalty. Three hundred guests, I hear: Germans, Dutch, Austrian, Swiss, two or three British, a Greek potentate; the majority wil...

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...s buried somewhere in the Altai mountain. In tills mountain all the rulers and princes of the, blood of Zingis were buried, however remote may have b... ... feet with their hands, the seat of the eldest being higher than the rest; the princes sit in a lower place than that; their wives also observe the li... ...bserved by the Tartars, that on the birthday of the Great Khan, all the kings, princes, and nobles, who are subject to his dominions, should send pres... ...for a grandson of Louis XIV; the latter, that Leopold I might place thereon an Austrian prince. The dying King had, it is said, made a will in favor o... ...inue her reign among us; for at this day she is the most famous and victorious princess that liveth in the world." CHAPTER XXXVII CAVENDISH'S SECOND ...

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... are born in uptown New York to wealthy parents and raised as a spoiled Jewess Princess, and are given by your parents: perfect genes, perfect skin, ... ...gatherer.’ What caused WW1? The 1 st World War did not start because an Austrian archduke was assassinated by some nameless anarchist who was ... ...nated by some nameless anarchist who was fighting to free his Serbia from the Austrian Empire’s benevolent rule. That was only the excuse. All the... ...ing was friendly with was with his Royal equals the Russian Royal Family, the Austrian Royal Family, The Greek Royal Family, the German Royal family,... ..., and if they had succeeded: all of the private banks masquerading as French, Austrian, Italian, English, American National banks would heave been s... ... Trace the history of the playboy; from Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Bunnies, to the Princes of Royalty, to the Emperors of Rome. Play was corrupted by ci... ...ters; instead of one. Their own Protestant Church, and the robber Barons and Princes who ruled them in cycles of starvation and gluttony. They fo... ...the kings did, until the powers behind the throne were Cardinals: not dukes or princes or royalty. They used this belief in being absolved of your s... ... Serbia: in Transylvania. From a hate-filled anarchist throwing a bomb at an Austrian Arch-Duke and finally killing him after many failed attempts ...

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...ents (practices known as Ko Ku and Ko Kan). Such donation were considered remedial. Princess Miao Chuang who surrendered her severed hands to her a... ...ding Change" - "the ideology of comfort and the tyranny of custom." The much quoted Austrian economist, Joseph Schumpeter coined the phrase "creativ... ...h that. Note - Godel's Theorems The work of an important, though eccentric, Czech- Austrian mathematical logician, Kurt Gödel (1906-1978) dealt wit... ...ly. God appears to be unaware of the work of an important, though eccentric, Czech-Austrian mathematical logician, Kurt Gödel (1906-1978). A passin...

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...ents (practices known as Ko Ku and Ko Kan). Such donation were considered remedial. Princess Miao Chuang who surrendered her severed hands to her a... ...ding Change" - "the ideology of comfort and the tyranny of custom." The much quoted Austrian economist, Joseph Schumpeter coined the phrase "creativ... ...h that. Note - Godel's Theorems The work of an important, though eccentric, Czech- Austrian mathematical logician, Kurt Gödel (1906-1978) dealt wit... ...ly. God appears to be unaware of the work of an important, though eccentric, Czech-Austrian mathematical logician, Kurt Gödel (1906-1978). A passin...

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...es. AUCH, M. Martin d’, in Versailles Court. AUSTRIA quarrels with France. AUSTRIAN Committee, at Tuileries. AUSTRIAN Army, invades France, defeated a... ...of Rome, decay of. CITIZENS, French, demeanour of. CLAIRFAIT, Commander of Austrians. CLAVIERE, edits ‘Moniteur,’ account of, Finance Minister, ar- re... ... the bridge, defends his prize, rewarded, to be in Convention, captured by Austrians. DUBARRY, Dame, and Louis XV., flight of, imprisoned. DUBOIS Cran... ..., retreats, beaten, will join the enemy, arrests his arresters, escapes to Austrians. DUPONT, Deputy, Atheist. DUPORT, Adrien, in Paris Parlement, in ... ..., imprisoned. ELIE, Capt., at Siege of Bastille, after victory. ELIZABETH, Princess, flight to Varennes, August 10th, in Temple Prison, guillotined. E... ...th of. LAMARCHE, guillotined. LAMARCK’S, illness of Mirabeau at. LAMBALLE, Princess de, to England, intrigues for Royalists, at La Force, massacred. L... ... door-keeper, at Valmy, bravery at Jemappes, and sister, with Dumouriez to Austrians, to Switzerland. LOUSTALOT, Editor. LOUVET, his ‘Chevalier de Fau... ...IA, Fritz of, against France, army of, ravages France, King of, and French Princes. PUISAYE, Girondin General, at Quiberon. QUERET-DEMERY, in Bastille...

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...nd the chin stood freely out from a fine neck and throat. After a space an Austrian war-steamer was discerned puff- ing out of the harbour of Laveno. ... ...ttered one behind them gruffly. “When I see this king swallow one ounce of Austrian lead, I shall not be sorry to follow him!” 8 Vittoria “Right, my ... ...m; “and I will then compose his hymn of praise. He has swallowed enough of Austrian bread. He took an Austrian wife to his bed. Who knows? he may some... ...trian wife to his bed. Who knows? he may some day declare a preference for Austrian lead. But we shall have to follow him, or stay at home drivelling.... ...ld what was to be said of a pas- sionate glorious heart at rest, thanks to Austrian or vassal- Sardinian mercy. So they lay there and discussed their ... ... immediate restitution of the es- tates. He was ably seconded by the young princess of Schyll- Weilingen,—by marriage countess of Fohrendorf, duchess ... ...ss of Graatli, in central Germany, by which title she passed,— an Austrian princess; she who had loved Giacomo, and would have given all for him, and ... ...The T uscans and the Romans had good reason to complain on behalf of their princes, as had the V enetians and the Lombards for the cause of their Repu... ...ed me. I need not add that I admired myself. I plunged into intrigues with princes, and priests, and republicans. A clever woman was at my elbow. In t...

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...m the least collecting of men, but I have brought home Italian cartridges, Austrian cartridges, the fuse of an Austrian shell, a broken Italian bayone... ...and desola- tion. One day on the Carso he had been near the newly captured Austrian trenches, and suddenly from amidst a scat- tered mass of Austrian ... ...things of the past now in Udine. Udine keeps itself dark nowadays, and the Austrian sea-planes, which come raiding the Italian coast country at night ... ...ndian corn and suchlike lush crops. Always quite soon one came to some old Austrian boundary posts; almost everywhere the Italians are fighting upon w... ... taken a week or so before my arrival; the Isonzo had been crossed and the Austrians driven back across the Carso for several miles; all the resources... ...esty to insist upon this. They all pander to nationalism and to powers and princes. They exists so to pander. Every organised religion in the world ex...

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...cross the marches. He might cross, say, to Treves or Coblentz where Exiled Princes will be one day ranking; or say, over into Luxemburg where old Brog... ...est word of command, might lie Counter-Revolu- tion itself, sale to Exiled Princes and the Austrian Kaiser: treacherous Aristocrats hoodwinking the sm... ...and, might lie Counter-Revolu- tion itself, sale to Exiled Princes and the Austrian Kaiser: treacherous Aristocrats hoodwinking the small insight of u... ...hension, with mutual exaspera- tion. It was but in these days that certain Austrian troops, marching peaceably across an angle of this region, seemed ... ...oniteur, Seance du 9 Aout 1790.) A matter of mere diplomacy it proved; the Austrian Kaiser, in haste to get to Belgium, had bargained for this short c... ..., is much divided: Aristocrats abound; Patriotism has both Aristocrats and Austrians to watch. It is Lorraine, this region; not so illu- minated as ol... ...ps disdainfully express the same in words, and ‘soon after fly over to the Austrians. ’ So that when it here as elsewhere comes to the question of Arr... ...ir homes; gone, many of them, across the Rhine towards Coblentz and Exiled Princes: brave Miomandre and brave Tardivet, these faith- ful Two, have rec... ...hey want the King over the marches, that so Emperor Leopold and the German Princes, whose troops are ready, may have a pre- text for beginning: ‘this,...

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...subject by adding, “ And is bravery so much esteemed amongst the Christian princes that thou, thus void of means and of men, canst offer, as thou dids... ...e fame of his actions, and the fixed devotion of his heart, to the fairest princess who ever wore coronet on her brow!” “But a little while since,” sa... ...a greeting from Richard of England?” “I come from the Council of Christian Princes,” said the knight; “but the King of England being indisposed, I am ... ...times happened that, notwithstanding the very considerable largesses which princes and peers bestowed on the minstrels, an impartial spirit of indepen... ...with all the other Christian princes—with Philip of France, with that dull Austrian, with him of Montserrat, with the Hospitallers, with the T emplars... ... false law, I would aid him with my sword to drive this scum of French and Austrians from his dominions, and think Palestine as well ruled by him as w... ...ay be possible to put some open rupture betwixt the Frenchman—at least the Austrian— and his allies of England, so that the breach shall be irrecon- c... ... and other personal reasons, the King of England very soon looked upon the Austrian Prince with feelings of con- tempt, which he was at no pains to co... ...incely ban- quet. Their dress seemed equally fantastic to him, many of the Austrian nobles retaining their long beards, and almost all of them wearing...

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...d swore that, whatever came to them both, his son should drink the wine of princes on the day of his majority.’ Here my father’s tone was highly exalt... ...confirmed by his pale complex- ion. That we would have handed our blooming princess to him was full proof of our abhorrence of Boddy. I might have tho... ...e girls laid hers on the table. I said ‘Doctor?’ They nodded and answered ‘Princess,’ which seemed perfectly good English, and sent our conjectures as... ...d to tell, and we learnt that we had made acquaintance with her pupil, the Princess Ottilia Wilhelmina Frederika Hedwig, only child of the Prince of E... ...ck- and-drake skips, and backward to his first introduction to her at some Austrian Baths among the mountains. She wanted amusement—he provided it; sh... ...ravine sprang to my father’s arm, and entreated him to be her guest in her Austrian moun- tain summer-seat. Ottilia was now her darling and her com- f... ...ment once, in the extreme heat of 226 The Adventures of Harry Richmond an Austrian highland valley , that the option of taking a header into sea-wate... ... and Prince Otto, his nephew, son of the Prince of Eisenberg, a captain of Austrian lancers, joined the margravine in Wurtemberg, and we felt immediat... ... scaled. That young Prince Otto of Eisenberg is a fine young fellow. Those Austrian cavalry regi- ments are good training-schools for the carriage of ...

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...ielded, one would say); and preparing to besiege Verdun? Clairfait and his Austrians are encompassing Thionville; darkening the North. Not Metz-land n... ...o Prison, some, as Governess de Tourzelle, are to be let go: one, the poor Princess de Lamballe, is not let go; but waits in the strong-rooms of La Fo... ...King, with his sixty thou- sand, will beleaguer Verdun; and Clairfait and Austrians press deeper in, over the Northern marches: ‘a hundred and fifty ... ...ere. He spreads out the map of this forlorn war- district: Prussians here, Austrians there; triumphant both, 24 The French Revolution - V olume Three... ...d conducted back, elbowed by howling galleries; but is not acquitted here. Princess de Lamballe has lain down on bed: “Madame, you are to be removed t... ...came; and (contrary to all known laws) he put it on, though our two French Princes, the hope of their coun- try, had none!” To which indeed, as Goethe... ...ay; may look colder than ever on these dulled-bright Seigneurs, and French Princes their Country’s hope;—and, on the whole, put on his great-coat with... ...bably to this day. (Bombardement de Lille (in Hist. Parl. xx. 63-71).) The Austrian Archduchess (Queen’s Sister) will herself see red artillery fired;... ...cle! Hap- pily, in these days, he can enlist, and have himself shot by the Austrians, in an unusually satisfactory manner: for the Rights of Man.—But ...

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...of the lands his family had formerly owned on terra firma, and sold to the Austrian government. This little income spared our handsome Emilio the igno... ...al in Paris. Proofs of his death had come to hand, and the Cane-Memmi were Princes of Varese. In the eyes of the two young men a title without wealth ... ...the lagoon from Mestre to Venice, between the lines of stakes painted with Austrian colors, which mark out the channel for gondolas as conceded by the... ..., and unable to sell the statues, stairs, paintings, sculp- ture, which an Austrian decree had made inalienable! T o live on a foundation of piles of ... ...d that the manager had tried in vain to induce her to appear with him. The Austrian General, on the other hand, asserted that it was the Duke who was ... ...mmanded to make amends to the public. The Duchess owed this visit from the Austrian General to the fact that a French physician had come to Venice who... ...ed to live in the bright rays of the sun, and sung by the people and their princes, is most impressive. There is something relentless in that slow phr... ...Clarina Albert Savarus Varese, Emilio Memmi, Prince of Gambara Varese, Princess of Gambara Vendramini, Marco Facino Cane 78 Massimilla Doni V...

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... as it was, which Mr. Steele assiduously brought him from the Prince’s and Princess’s Court, where our honest Captain had been advanced to the post of... ...up with a great severity and stateliness. ‘I thought you had come from the Princess. I saw Mr. Esmond in his prison, and bade him farewell. He brought... ...of all the enemies they had, they themselves were the most fatal. When the Princess Anne succeeded, the wearied nation was glad enough to cry a truce ... ...se wars, controversies, and conspiracies, and to accept in the person of a Princess of the blood royal a compromise between the parties into which the... ...mph of the Whig opinion. The people of England, al- ways liking that their Princes should be attached to their own families, were pleased to think the... ...s Grace, in which he hoped that as Don Scipio had formerly served with the Austrians against the French, ’twas to be hoped that his Excellency would n... ... Excellency would now declare himself against the French King, and for the Austrian in the war be- tween King Philip and King Charles. But his Excelle... ...know my Father in any garment, black or white, shaven or bearded;” for the Austrian officer was habited quite in the military manner, and had as warli... ...d a little excited by wine, which was dealt out much more liberally by the Austrian than by the English commander:— ”Now,” says my general, slapping t...

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...at none who entered the service, except his illegitimate children, and the Princes of the blood royal, should be exempt from serving for a year in one... ...n, whom he advanced day by day; and had married two of them, daughters, to Princes of the blood. One of these, the Princesse de Conti, only daughter o... ...he Duc de Chartres was the sole nephew of the King, and was much above the Princes of the blood by his rank of Grandson of France, and by the Court th... ...nd by the Court that Monsieur his father kept up. The marriages of the two Princes of the blood, of which I have just spoken, had scandalised all the ... ...ought a duel against the Comtes de Rontzau, a Dane, and Schwartzenberg, an Austrian. Uzes gave himself up, but the Comte d’Albert did not do so for a ... ...s Confessor, who had been given to him by the Queen, and who was a zealous Austrian. Cardinal Portocarrero was charged with this duty, and he succeede... ...wo ecclesias- tics, with no friend near whose opinion he could consult, no Austrian at hand to confer with, and no Spaniard who was not opposed to Aus... ...ts to this Prince. He was, indeed, completely triumphant in Spain, and the Austrian party as completely routed. The Queen of Spain was sent away from ... ...was, then, quite at home on the frontier; there was nothing to do; for the Austrians, weakened by the departure of the English, were quite unable to a...

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...knowing but that ideas of a connection with foreign Counts, Cardinals, and Princes passed hopefully through him. “Would you believe that he is really ... ...ng for Italy—like a thing underground! My father did something against the Austrians, when he was a young man. Would not I have done it? I am sure I w... ...spaper, of my father’s friends and old companions shot and murdered by the Austrians. He read it in the evening, after we had a quiet day. I thought h... ...at I want is to be an accurate singer. My music-master was a German—not an Austrian—oh, no!—I’m sure he was not. At least, I don’t think so, for I lik... ...e time I could not sleep. I laughed at myself for composing. He was not an Austrian: but when he was alive he lived in Vienna, the capi- tal of Austri... ...but when he was alive he lived in Vienna, the capi- tal of Austria. He ate Austrian bread, and why God gave him such a soul of music I never can think... ...gentleman. He said I should make money, if he took me, and grow as rich as princesses. He brought a friend to hear me, another Jew gentleman; and he w... ...ree dusty windows on the second floor? That man there could buy up any ten princes in Europe —excepting one or two Austrians or Russians. He wears a c... ... Meredith should not have the word correct—she has the air of a pale young princess above any creature I have seen in the world. I know it has struck ...

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..., including among its mem- bers montagnards, chouans, royalists, and their princes. “Louis XVIII. held that as long as there were three Con- suls anar... ... royalists only seek to recover what was theirs. I can understand that the princes and their adher- ents, seeing the lists of the emigres closed, mort... ...on to defend the interests of his ward. He had two sons in the army of the princes, and every day, at the slightest un- usual sound, he believed that ... ...ey are, of your Imperial and Royal Majesty, with reverence, etc. “None but princes can do such prompt and graceful kind- ness,” said the Marquis de Ch... ...y thousand francs a year in 1833, when she was twenty. About that time the Princesse de Cadignan, who was seek- ing to marry her son, the Duc de Maufr... ...,’ interrupted Fouche. ‘In all probability the battle is now going on; the Austrians outnumber us; Genoa has surrendered; Massena has committed the gr... ... only saved by a division sent to his support. Ott is in full retreat. The Austrian line is broken.’ “‘When did the fight take place?’ asked Carnot. “...