10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ETOURDERIE»
Discover the use of
etourderie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
etourderie and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Oeuvres de Alphonse Allais
AlphonseAllais Etourderie Je l'avais connue au restaurant. Depuis quelque
temps elle y venait régulièrement tous les soirs à six heures. Mondésespoir, c'est
qu'elle n'apportait à ma personne aucune attention. J'avais beau m'installer à
une ...
2
Letters from Barbary, France, Spain, Portugal &c
French Peculiarities ; their Civility, Etourderie, Urbanity, Philosophy, Imposing,
Public Spirit. To Mr. C. J . THE fort of this people consisting chiefly in
appearances, and of a very engaging kind, you will be more subject to over-rate
their merits ...
Alexander Jardine, English officer, 1788
3
Jane Austen's Anglicanism
When Mary learns that Henry and Maria have run away together, she cannot find
the right words to describe what has happened; to Fanny, she writes, "at any rate,
. . . Henry is blameless, and in spite of a moment's etourderie thinks of nobody ...
Ms Laura Mooneyham White, 2013
C'eut ete une grande etourderie, ilest vrai, puisqu'il n'y a point de chevreuils
dansce paysci, et qu'ildevait supposer que celuila etait unde vos favoris; mais M.
de Chateaubrun a toujours ete fort distrait, et vraiment ce n'est pas la un defaut ...
5
The Comedie Francaise, 1701-1774: Plays, Actors, Spectators, ...
... Attendez-moi sous l'orme Femmes savantes, Deuil Mithridate, Escarbagnas
Misanthrope, Trois Frères riv. 204 374 498 919 381 697 Zaïre, Rendez-vous
Glorieux, Pupille Œdipe, Consentement forcé Horace, Florentin Glorieux,
Etourderie ...
Henry Carrington Lancaster, 1951
6
The Parisian stage: alphabetical indexes of plays and authors
par Plancher de Valcour & Leblanc. TAC 27 bru.XI 956. Et voilà (prol.l a.) par
Brazier. TG 20-4-11 957. les Etats de Blois (trag.5 a.vers) par F.-J.-M.Raynouard.
TF 31- 5-14 958. l'Etourderie, ou Comment sortira- t-il de là (com.l a.pr.) par
Radet.
Charles Beaumont Wicks, 1950
7
The letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford: including ...
I dare say you could in that short time perceive that she is agreeable, but I dare
say too that you will agree with me that vivacity is by no means the partage of the
French — bating the etourderie of the jnousquetaires and of a high-dried petit- ...
Horace Walpole, John Wright, 1840
8
Reminiscences: Written in 1788, for the Amusement of Miss ...
Her face and person were channing; lively she was almost to etourderie; and so
agreeable she was, that l never heard her mentioned afterwards by one of her
contemporaries who did not prefer her as the most perfect creature they ever ...
9
Confessions of an English Opium-eater: Being an Extract from ...
At the sound of this resonant merriment, withih the very ears of insulted authority,
Icould not forbear joining in it; subdued to this, not so much by the unhappy
etourderie of the trunk, as by the effect it had. upon the groom. We both expected,
as ...
10
The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
... I would rather it should be said of me, that there was never any such man as
Plutarch, than that Plutarch was ill-natured, capricious, and inhuman." {Spectator,
No. 494.) more of the shrewd and soldier-like etourderie of Henry IV. and morality
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