10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRIPONNERIE»
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friponnerie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
friponnerie and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Correspondence and Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville ...
The men who make these sudden fortunes are not happy, for they are always
suspected of friponnerie, and the Government to which they belong is suspected
of friponnerie. Still less happy are those who have attempted to make them, and ...
Alexis de Tocqueville, Nassau William Senior, Mary Charlotte Mair Simpson, 1872
2
Memoir, Letters, and Remains of Alexis de Tocqueville
The men who make these sudden fortunes are not happy, for they are always
suspected of friponnerie, and the Government to which they belong is suspected
of friponnerie. Still less happy are those who have attempted to make them, and ...
Alexis de Tocqueville, 1872
3
Stendhal's Parallel Lives
Stendhal's solution to generational decline emphasizes the attempt to transcend
the squalor of duperie and friponnerie as opposed to its acceptance through the
compromise of Crouzet's ludic fourberie. Stendhal suggests that, through the ...
4
The Royal Phraseological English-French, French-English ...
FRIPONNERIE. s.f. cheating; rognery. Vousfaites une friponnerie, you du un act
of rogucry; you cheat. Il _y a de la friponnerie à cela, there is roguery—dis—
honesty—in thut. Sa vie est une friponnerie continuelle, his lite is a continuons
oct ol' ...
John Charles Tarver, 1867
5
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Robbery, s. vol, m. friponnerie,/ Robbing, *. vol, m. action de vofer,/. Robe, *. robe,
/ ; r. a. mettre son habit de cérémonie. Robin-red-breast,*. rouge-gorge, m. &/.
Robins or Rcbbïns, *. pl. cordelettes,/ pl. Roeokeous, adj. fait de chêne. Robust ...
6
THE EACH PROJECT - Cultural Heritage . Report July 2010
2.4–Three. motives: ignorance,. insouciance. ,. friponnerie. Every July citizens in
Paris celebrate the destruction of the Bastille. Had they done that today they
risked to be arrested immediately because they were destroying a cultural
property of ...
7
The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
Tû havo a knavisli Look, Avoir la mine, ou tair d'un fripon- A knavish Trick, Un
Tour de Fripon, une Friponnerie. Knavishly, Adv. En Fripon, en fourbe, en mil-
honnête homme. I: wjiknaviflily done, C'fl une ABion de Fripon, ou de Mal bonmte
...
8
The royal dictionary abridged in two parts: I. French and ...
To play theKnave,/*V/'pe>nní*r, faire quelque friponnerie, ou un tour de fripon. (¡3
* A crafty or cheating Knave, Vn fourbe, ou un trompeur achevé, un impo- fieur.
An idle Knave, Vn fainéant, un pareffeux, un vaurien. t£j» AbnfeKnave, Vn coquin
...
9
Nature Displayed in Her Mode of Teaching Language to Man ... ...
Friponnerie. Coldness. Froideur. Frugality, Frugalité. Flight. Fuite. Evasion, sliifi.
Fuite. Fury, rage. Fureur. Passion, frenzy. Fureur. Wager, bet. Gageure, f. pari. \
Vages. m. m. p. Gages. Pawn. Gage. Gaiety, good humour. Gaieté. Gain, profit.
Nicolas Gouin Dufief, 1834
10
Recueil Choisi de Traits Historiques Et de Countes Moraux
Alexandre, l'ayant convaincu de cette friponnerie, le fit attacher à un poteau,
autour duquel on alluma du bois vert, de manière que la fumée l'étouffa, et un
héraut criait: " le Vendeur de fumée est puni par la " fumée /" Punition,
Punishment; ...
Nicolas Wanostrocht, 1829
