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...aine) I yet at least a fondling foster-father, having transported it from France to England; put it in English clothes; taught it to talke our tongu... ...he ninth Chapter of his third booke by letters testimoniall of the Romane Senate and Citty beare record: How rightly it is his, and his beloved, let ... ...nd Talva, who died in Corsica, reading the newes of the honours the Roman Senate had conferred him: It is reported that in our age, Pope Leo the ten... .../1v.htm (1 of 4)4/10/2005 3:20:48 AM Montaigne's Essays the elders of the Senate, mindfull of their fore-fathers customes, condemned this practice a... ... this oversight to issue out of his holde, to parlie with the Constable of France, at his returne found the Towne taken, and himselfe jack-out- of-do... ...le miseries which he foresaw prepared by the fates against the Crowne of France, and the many friends he had there, he unkindly revolted, and became... ...ore, Lorence of Medici, Duke of Vrbin, and father to the Queene- mother of France, besieging Mondolphe, a place in Italie, in the province named Vicar... ...han those which shocke a man's owne conscience and naturall knowledge? The Senate durst give this defeate in payment about the controversies betweene... ... certainely, it is the state wherein he was, when he was murthered in the Senate. A stranger having published ere that he could teach Dionysius the ...

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...and its mouth placed in the chin. It was of the male kind, and was born in France, in the year 1597, at a town called Arles in Provence, and lived a f... ... Works of Aristotle anatomy to the College of Physicians at Montpellier in France, records the history of a maid, whose water being a long time stoppe... ...y eager to revenge the injuries of his coun- try; and yet they were in the senate joined together, because the gravity of the one would moderate the c...

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...ve served his time in the smuggling trade between Germany and the coasts of France and England. Thus he accounted for his knowledge of the French la... ...ews was all over the ship that there was a war between the United States and France. Exag- gerated accounts reached the forecastle. Battles had been... ... young man from Massachusetts, much my junior; and met a member of the State Senate, a man who, as a carpenter, repaired my father’s house at home so... ... satisfaction, dear to the proud Spanish heart, of making a speech before a Senate of Americans, in favor of the retention in office of an officer ...

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..... Sweet child of sickly Fancy!-her of yore From her loved France Rousseau to exile bore; And while ‘midst lakes and mountains... ...d your expulsion from Switzerland, a country so extolled in your writings; France has issued a warrant against you: so do you come to me. My states of... ...ire, and subsequently to Calais, where he landed in May. On his arrival in France his restless and wandering dispo- sition forced him continually to c... ...ttracted a number of admirers, among whom Mons. de la Closure, Resident of France, was the most as- siduous in his attentions. His passion must have b... ...it help from private individuals; but we pre- sented his commission to the Senate, who gave him a trifling sum. From thence we went to Berne, where we... ...t length, everything being adjusted, he was admitted to an audience by the Senate; I entered with him as interpreter, and was ordered to speak. I expe... ...a man so bashful to speak, not only in public, but before the whole of the Senate of Berne! to speak impromptu, without a single moment for recollecti... ... hundred, and which were all intercepted at the post-house by order of the Senate.* I found this memorial among my uncle’s papers, with the answer he ... ...an, having come to Chambery on account of some suit depending be- fore the senate, immediately got acquainted with Madam de Warrens, and with great re...

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...tification of the suffrage, the prospect of conscript mothers in the national Senate. It made no difference; she didn’t mean it, she didn’t know what s... ...ired, always smiling, where Joan of Arc had got her idea of the suffering of France. This was so prettily said that Olive could scarcely keep from kis... ...oy and the fearful carnage she excited? It is well known that the Empress of France was at the bottom of the last war in that country. And as for our ... ...ctly like Joan of Arc’s absolutely supernatural apprehension of the state of France), if she wasn’t going to carry it out, if she was going to behave ... ...et some lovely women, highly cultivated, and of immense organising power. In France we saw some wonderful, contagious types; we passed a delight ful ... ...ed States?’ ‘And breathe forth my views in glowing messages to a palpitating Senate? That is exactly what I should like to be; you read my aspirations...

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...ock exchange, the pulpit, the counting house, the royal drawing room, the senate,—what but for tune hunters are they filled with? A fortune hunter! ... ...ity to write and publish an injurious pamphlet, reflecting on the Queen of France, in very violent terms. Being indicted for the li bel, and (after v... ...following year, an appeal to the commiseration of the National Assembly of France, which the English minister refused to sanction, he composed himself...

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...ven with a blaze of light. In short, it was a fair land—it was the land of France! The traveler was a tall man, dressed from head to foot in a suit of... ...t and smiling as it becomes merged in the great valley systems of southern France; but the officer, who no doubt had previ- ously traversed a country ... .... An officer who had only just joined the regi- ment, the son of a peer of France, had said one day of Genestas, that he would have made one of the mo... ...inhabitants a penny. This Commune is bound to become one of the richest in France. But perhaps I am taxing your patience, sir?” said Benassis, suddenl... ...and not an end.” “If every one followed your example in other places, sir, France would be great indeed, and might laugh at the rest of Europe!” cried... ...enatorial Privilege enabled the Ro- man Republic to conquer the world. The Senate preserved the tradition of authority. But when the equites and the n...

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...ambition to represent his native State—North Carolina—in the United States Senate. Calhoun was his “great man,” but in two succes- sive campaigns he h... ...ed to the new school, wherein objects were attained not by orations before senates and assemblies, but by sessions of committees, caucuses, com- promi... ...ugh to keep up with the rapidity of our pro- duction. In some cases, as in France, the population is stationary. We, however, have gone on producing w... ... and perished miserably. Cae- sar refused to listen and was stabbed in the Senate House. The Bourbon Louis refused to listen and died on the guillo- t... ...resley: “You know,” she explained, “Papa has his own vineyards in southern France. He is so particular about his wines; turns up his nose at Californi...

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... have often been fain to carry both the one and the other drunk out of the Senate: 16 Book the Second “Hesterno inflatum venas ut semper, Lyaeo.... ...d by the Romans and of their mercy, in the last deliberation of his city’s senate, after many arguments conducing to that end, concluded that the most... ...xpedition, seeing the king and whole army upon the point of returning into France, leaving the affairs of religion im- perfect, took a resolution rath... ...o hasten their end, having first, be- fore the six hundred, who were their senate, given account of the reasons and motives of their design, and it wa... ...d through his hands in the province of Antioch, Scipio being come into the senate to that purpose, produced a book from un- der his robe, wherein he t... ...would not do himself so great a disgrace; and in the presence of the whole senate tore the book with his own hands to 46 Book the Second pieces. I do... ...n the very centre of all the bustle and mischief of the late civil wars in France; thinking myself in all security and so near to my retreat that I st... ...ll so know himself, let him boldly speak it out. 60 Book the Second We in France, as also several of our neighbours, have or- ders of knighthood that... ...ave since been offered to you, as many as to any lady of your condition in France, the constancy and steadiness wherewith, for so many years, you have...

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...Banquo’s monarchs stalk, Followers of fame, ‘nine farrow’ of that sow: France, too, had Buonaparte and Dumourier Recorded in the Moniteur and ... ... by land or sea, To mend his former morals, and get new, Especially in France and Italy (At least this is the thing most people do). Julia... ... THE SECOND. Oh ye! who teach the ingenuous youth of nations, Holland, France, England, Germany, or Spain, I pray ye flog them upon all occasi... ...ience, And certainly he show’d the best of breeding, Which scarce even France, the paragon of nations, E’er saw her most polite of sons exce... ...resses its best juice, The poor man’s sparkling substitute for riches. Senates and sages have condemn’d its use But to deny the mob a cordi... ...is dissipated; Their cash comes from, their wealth goes to a Jew; Both senates see their nightly votes participated Between the tyrant’s and... ... tell: Where Grattan, Curran, Sheridan, all those Who bound the bar or senate in their spell? Where is the unhappy Queen, with all her woes? ... ... in some sage, grave mood;— Indeed we see the daily proof display’d In senates, at the bar, in wordy feud, Where’er collective wisdom can pa... ...olles, too, the legal bully, Who limits all his battles to the bar And senate: when invited elsewhere, truly, He shows more appetite for wor...

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...ich says, that no State may be deprived of its equal representation in the Senate, without its own consent. It might well be ques- tioned whether this... ... well be ques- tioned whether this provision of the Constitution renders a Senate indispensable to the Government. But we are willing to concede this ... ...ng that the whole power of the Government of the United States were in the Senate, would any one State be sovereign in such a condition of things? We ... ...ne State be sovereign in such a condition of things? We think not. But the Senate does not constitute by any means the whole or the half of the author... ...ions of the day, could not endure a twelvemonth. That which is now seen in France rendering real political liberty a mere stalk- ing-horse for the fur...

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...reach’d!” Then turning, I to them my speech address’d. And thus began: “Francesca! your sad fate Even to tears my grief and pity moves. But tell ... ...one same sin polluted in the world. With them is Priscian, and Accorso’s son Francesco herds among that wretched throng: And, if the wish of so impure... ...ad; and favour such As to that priest his king indulgent show’d, Shall be of France’s monarch shown to him.” I know not if I here too far presum’... ... that stood erewhile the proof so long, And pil’d in bloody heap the host of France. “The’ old mastiff of Verruchio and the young, That tore Mont... ....” Then to the bard I spake: “Was ever race Light as Sienna’s? Sure not France herself Can show a tribe so frivolous and vain.” The other le... ...more easily credited, he commanded the golden rings to be poured out in the senate house, which made so large a heap, that, as some relate, they fill...

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...e it expression. The spirit of Villon is still living in the literature of France. Fat Peg is oddly of a piece with the work of Zola, the Goncourts, a... ...ma, is an affair of method. We have heard a story, indeed, of a painter in France who, 17 Familiar Studies of Men & Books when he wanted to paint a s... ...er if there are neither proof-sheets nor judicious friends in the whole of France, and affects us sometimes with a sickening uneasiness as to what may... ... upon “a sort of enigma,” which was at that date laid before revolutionary France, and which is presented by Hugo to Tellmarch, to Lantenac, to Gauvai... ... the same courage. The interest of the novel centres about revolution- ary France: just as the plot is an abstract judicial difficulty, the hero is an... ...he hands untainted by decay, the beard that had so often wagged in camp or senate still spread upon the royal bosom; and in busts and pictures, some s...