A Practical French Grammar : With Exercises And Illustrative Sentences From French Authors
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(V. Hugo.) » H revient de la Grfice IBS] PBBPOSITIONAL PHRA3B. 303 et de Jerusalem ; il aborde en ]figypte. (Ste.-B.) * II ne vit que de lait, ne descend jamais k la salle k manger. {Dau.) * EUe se retira ensuite k part, et 6crivit de sa main, pendant plusieurs heures, des lettres et son testament. (Mignet.) Le bourreau lui-m^me etait 6mu, et la frappa d'une main mal assur6e. (Mignet.) ' Le commissionnaire la renverse d'un coup de chaise ; la gouvernante la foule aux pieds.
{Thiers.) ° Soudain ...ses traits se contract^rent comme de I'espoir du triomphe. (Saintine.) " Je me sens pique de ce discours etrange. (Mot.) '° Je le connais de vue, mais je ne sais pas son nom. (Mar.) " La lune brillait de tout son 6clat. (J^apoleon.) " Et il continue de la sorte de donner cours dunenthousiasme s6vdre. (Ste.-£.) " AUons, Zambo, chantait-il d'un ton furieux et comique ; tourne le robinet pour Massa. (Lab.) '* II a 6t6 frapp6 a premiere vue des d6fauts, des travers, des ridicules du temps. (Ste.-B.) "De l'h«ure fugitive, hdtons-nous, jouissons.
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(V. Hugo.) » H revient de la Grfice IBS] PBBPOSITIONAL PHRA3B. 303 et de Jerusalem ; il aborde en ]figypte. (Ste.-B.) * II ne vit que de lait, ne descend jamais k la salle k manger. {Dau.) * EUe se retira ensuite k part, et 6crivit de sa main, pendant plusieurs heures, des lettres et son testament. (Mignet.) Le bourreau lui-m^me etait 6mu, et la frappa d'une main mal assur6e. (Mignet.) ' Le commissionnaire la renverse d'un coup de chaise ; la gouvernante la foule aux pieds.
{Thiers.) ° Soudain ...ses traits se contract^rent comme de I'espoir du triomphe. (Saintine.) " Je me sens pique de ce discours etrange. (Mot.) '° Je le connais de vue, mais je ne sais pas son nom. (Mar.) " La lune brillait de tout son 6clat. (J^apoleon.) " Et il continue de la sorte de donner cours dunenthousiasme s6vdre. (Ste.-£.) " AUons, Zambo, chantait-il d'un ton furieux et comique ; tourne le robinet pour Massa. (Lab.) '* II a 6t6 frapp6 a premiere vue des d6fauts, des travers, des ridicules du temps. (Ste.-B.) "De l'h«ure fugitive, hdtons-nous, jouissons.
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