10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENNUYED»
Discover the use of
ennuyed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ennuyed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Men and Women of France: During the Last Century
The scandalous chronicles of the royal palaces have been too wantonly made
use of. I resist the temptation of describing the suppers of Choisy, the mornings at
the Trianon. In the midst of all these pleasures, the king was ennuyed. It appears
...
2
Crebillon the tragic. Crebillon the gay. La Motte, an ...
Finally, one day the king said to his valet, that he was ennuyed. — " By-the-by,
Binet, that woman !" — " Indeed, sire, she is, no doubt, still more ennuyed than
even your majesty." — "Do you think so?" — "She passes her days in weeping.
3
Men and Women of the Eighteenth Century
She was so charmed with the milkmaid, that she conceived from that moment the
idea of having cow's at the Trianon, of milking them with her pretty and almost
royal hands, and on certain days, when ennuyed, dressing herself in a white ...
4
The Countess of Rudolstadt
He is so heartily ennuyed here, that it is a pleasure for me to be ennuyed with him
." " And do you not hope that this partaken ennui will lead to a more tender feeling
? It would not be the first time that love was born of ennui." " I neither fear nor ...
5
Prose Works 1892: Collect and Other Prose
The educated world seems to have been growing more 360 and more ennuyed
for ages, leaving to our time the inheritance of it all. Fortunately there is the
original inexhaustible fund of buoyancy, normally 339. and object-urgings] hmb-
dvop, ...
Walt Whitman, Floyd Stovall, 2007
6
The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature: 1800-1900
The diary of an ennuyed. Firs t issued anonymously as A lady's diary. 1826, 1826
(new edn), Philadelphia 1826, Boston 1833,New York 1834, Paris 1836 (in
English) (Baudry's European Lib), 1838 (3rd edn), (numerous edns pbd Boston ...
7
Famous Women as Described by Famous Writers
Finally, one day the King said to his valet, that he was ennuyed, " By-the- by,
Binet, that woman ! " " Indeed, sire, she is, no doubt, still more ennuyed than even
your Majesty." " Do you think so?" "She passes her days in weeping." "Well, then
...
8
The Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and ...
If the weather is hot, you are suffocated ; if cold, you are starved; if wet, you are
soaked ; if things go on smoothly, you are ennuyed to death ; if roughly, you most
probably go to the bottom, or have your brains (if you have any) knocked out by a
...
9
Humour - Eccentricity: 10
... one after another, quite ennuyed me ; andl chose this way of assembling them
together, and taking my revenge on them in a body.” __ INCLINATION. A German
prince pursuing in great haste a beautiful lady at court—“ Your highness' runs ...
... one after another, quite ennuyed me : and I chose this way of assembling them
together, and taking my revenge on them in a body." INCLINATION. A German
prince pursuing in great haste a beautiful lady at court — " Your highness runs ...
