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...was absolutely a buttercup of the fields. She has had various masters. She dances . . . she dances prettily , I could say bewitchingly. And so she is ...

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...and never writes anything but her an- swers to them. She plays, sings and Dances, but has no taste for either, and excells in none, tho’ she says she... ...mined to mortify me, and accordingly when we were sitting down between the dances, she came to me with more than her usual insulting importance attend...

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...hool to the Fadden Art School and a bright, event- ful life of art student dances, Socialist meetings, theatre gal- leries, talking about work, and ev... ...es. They had asked her to come to the first of the two great annual Fadden Dances, the October one, and Ann Veronica had accepted with enthusiasm. And... ...home, going about with hatless friends to Socialist meetings and art-class dances, and displaying a dis- position to carry her scientific ambitions to... ...s College for Russell’s unbridled classes, and wanted to go to fancy dress dances in pirate costume and spend the residue of the night with Widgett’s ...

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...old social garnitures, ways of thinking, rules of existing; and cheerfully dances towards the Ruleless, Unknown, with such hope in its heart, and noth... ...ose soirees; Editor Freron, Orateur du Peuple; Barras, who has known other dances than the Carmagnole. Grim Generals of the Republic are there; in eno... ...ancers; form as it were a circumambient element round the different contre-dances, yet without deranging them. It is rare, in fact, that a Sultana in ...

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...during the second winter at Palazzo Roccanera she began to go to parties, to dances, she always, at a reasonable hour, lest Mrs. Osmond should be tire... ...opose departure. Isabel appreciated the sacrifice CHAPTER 40 339 of the late dances, for she knew her little companion had a passionate pleasure in th... ...ter this she took Pansy to a great party, to which Osmond, who never went to dances, did not accompany them. Pansy was as ready for a dance as ever; w... ...gaged.” “She’s not engaged for everything, and you can reserve yourself. She dances very hard, and you’ll be the fresher.” “She dances beautifully,” s...

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... charger, is here, and all the civic Functionaries; and the Federates form dances, till their strictly military evolu- tions and manoeuvres can begin.... ...ter 2.5.XI. The Hereditary Representative. And yet it is not by carmagnole-dances and singing of ca- ira, that the work can be done. Duke Brunswick is...

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...where there are mar- riageable daughters, fair but portionless partners at dances, and young married women who find that time hangs heavy on their han...

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...th is but one of the good offices which are expected from it. Therefore it dances on the hearth, and laughs broadly throughout the room, and plays a t...

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...liged to ride by the King, she unconcernedly observed that these fantastic dances might perhaps arouse sinners, but that they were a horrible sight fo...

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...d been at school. She had a crowd of cousins and acquaintances, and we had dances at her house, and went out to dances at other houses, and, both at h...

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...th meaning. “And our cousin, the Vicomte de Portenduere?” “A mere boy, who dances badly; besides, he has no for- tune. And, after all, papa, none of t... ...ge of all our vintages. He is as good an arithme- tician as Bareme, draws, dances, and sings well. The devil’s in it! what more do you want? If that i...

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...echoes to the de- parting steps of invaders. She mingled not in the festal dances at Vaucouleurs which celebrated in rapture the redemption of France....

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...services? Still it would have been possible to invent solemn and intricate dances, that might have appeared abundantly significant, if expounded by im...

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...ntence of death, the young King was being vastly entertained by plays, and dances, and sham fights: but there is no doubt of it, for he kept a journal...

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...—the great, rough, hind—better than anyone else; would lead Mrs. Rowe long dances after him, to see him milk the cows, and would hold forth to him at ...

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... new-gilt carriages): pleasure of the eye, and pride of life! So rolls and dances the Procession: steady, of firm assurance, as if it rolled on ada- m... ...s come forth to meet him: with hand-clappings, with windows flung up; with dances, triumph- songs, as of the Furies! Lastly the Head of Foulon: this a... ...harger, is here, and all the civic Func- tionaries; and the Federates form dances, till their strictly mili- tary evolutions and manoeuvres can begin.... ...ter 2.5.XI. The Hereditary Representative. And yet it is not by carmagnole-dances and singing of ca-ira, that the work can be done. Duke Brunswick is ... ...old social garnitures, ways of thinking, rules of existing; and cheerfully dances to- wards the Ruleless, Unknown, with such hope in its heart, and no... ...ose soirees; Editor Freron, Orateur du Peuple; Barras, who has known other dances than the Carmagnole. Grim Generals of the Republic are there; in eno... ...ancers; form as it were a circumambient element round the different contre-dances, yet without derang- ing them. It is rare, in fact, that a Sultana i... ...ned. CANNON, Siamese, wooden, fever, Goethe on. CARMAGNOLE, costume, what, dances in Convention. CARNOT, Hippolyte, notice of, plan for Toulon, discov...

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... new-gilt carriages): pleasure of the eye, and pride of life! So rolls and dances the Procession: steady, of firm assur- 47 Thomas Carlyle ance, as i... ...come forth to meet him: with hand-clappings, with win- dows flung up; with dances, triumph-songs, as of the Fu- ries! Lastly the Head of Foulon: this ...

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... same. The first actor was a sav age. He reproduced in his theatrical war dances, scalp dances, and so on, incidents which he had seen in real life....

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... populous; the pulpit remained a mere mossy bank, more suggestive or fairy dances than of Calvinist sermons, and no one remained on the scene save Ber...

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...e living skel- eton! There’s the clowns, the sawdust, the white horse that dances a hornpipe, the candles stuck in hoops, just as in our own dear coun...