amour

But he only replied that I had been the betrayer in the case, by indulging in various amours. "You have kept them very dark though, Mr.

These are our little AMOURS PROPRES, my daughter: your father must respect himself.

"Le coeur se sature d'amour comme d'un sel divin qui le

I, for instance, have a great deal of amour propre.

He would never exactly reply to Philip's eager questioning, but with a merry, rather stupid laugh, hinted at a romantic amour; he quoted a few lines of Rossetti, and once showed Philip a sonnet in which passion and purple, pessimism and pathos, were packed together on the subject of a young lady called Trude.

It was plain that l'amour which the Frenchman was so fond of was not that low and simple kind that Pierre had once felt for his wife, nor was it the romantic love stimulated by himself that he experienced for Natasha.

She was, moreover, excellently well skilled in the doctrine of amour, and knew better than anybody who and who were together; a knowledge which she the more easily attained, as her pursuit of it was never diverted by any affairs of her own; for either she had no inclinations, or they had never been solicited; which last is indeed very probable; for her masculine person, which was near six foot high, added to her manner and learning, possibly prevented the other sex from regarding her, notwithstanding her petticoats, in the light of a woman.

La comedie a l' epoque d' Henri II et de Charles IX contains six plays: L'Andrie and La comedie du sacrifice ou Les abuses by Charles Estienne, edited by Luigia Zilli; Comedie ou dialogue matrimonial by Barthelemy Aneau, also edited by Zilli; Jacques Bourgeois's Comedie tres elegante en laquelle vent contenues les amours recreatives d'Erostrate fils de Philogone de Catania en Sicile et de la belle Polymneste fille de Damon bourgeois d'Avignon, edited by Mariangela Miotti; Etienne Jodelle's L'Eugene, edited by Anna Bettoni; and Henri de Barran's Tragique comedie francaise de l'homme justifie par foi, edited by Regine Reynolds-Cornell.