Littell's Living Age, Volume 33Living Age Company Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 101
... Madame de Staël told Sidonie that she had wished to describe her dance ; you will find it in the first volume . Delphine is there to dance a pas polonais at Madame de Vernon's ball . She has , according to several people , described the ...
... Madame de Staël told Sidonie that she had wished to describe her dance ; you will find it in the first volume . Delphine is there to dance a pas polonais at Madame de Vernon's ball . She has , according to several people , described the ...
Page 104
... Madame de Krüdener's confidence in the direction of this man , whose speech was truly evan- gelical , that she could make no insuperable objection to the accomplishment of a project which had proba- bly long been planned by Maria ...
... Madame de Krüdener's confidence in the direction of this man , whose speech was truly evan- gelical , that she could make no insuperable objection to the accomplishment of a project which had proba- bly long been planned by Maria ...
Page 453
... Madame du Deffand continued un- The friendship of the Due and Duchesse de abated to the end of her life . While the Duc was prime minister , this intimacy reflected credit on yourself . I cannot express the anxiety in which the old lady ...
... Madame du Deffand continued un- The friendship of the Due and Duchesse de abated to the end of her life . While the Duc was prime minister , this intimacy reflected credit on yourself . I cannot express the anxiety in which the old lady ...
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