 | Thomas Alexander Boswell - 1825 - 676 pàgines
...should blind every body as to the real condition of my purse, and be a gentilliomme qul •uoyagemt pour son plaisir, and wished to pass a few days in...lost a great deal of money lately by my countrymen, — proh pudor ! and that he had determined to be more cautious in future." There was "now no parrying... | |
 | Victor Marie Hugo - 1853 - 188 pàgines
...that listen to tragedies. In fact, its countenance 98 AS ADVENTCRE. pleased me so much that I resolved to put as good a face upon the matter as I could. I therefore accepted it for a spectator, and continued what I had begun. I then wrote the fifth line... | |
 | Victor Hugo - 1874 - 312 pàgines
...those old stagers that listen to tragedies. In fact, its countenance pleased me so much that I resolved to put as good a face upon the matter as I could. I therefore accepted it for a spectator, and continued what I had begun. I then wrote the fifth line... | |
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I felt myself turn pale ; but, determined to put as good a face upon the matter as I could, I marched into the house, and summoned the landlord. 