 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1900 - 404 pagina’s
...half awake, and wholly amazed. The fellow was a long time in making out his position, fixing his eyea upon every face one after the other; but at last,...anything had transpired, and had slept so soundly ever si nee that he had not been aroused until then. The saddest sights have often the most ridiculous contrasts.... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1910 - 496 pagina’s
...did with the more freedom, inasmuch as they had but one sentiment in common upon what had occurred. In this gallery, and in the salon, there were always...contrasts. This caused some of the ladies to laugh, and Madame d'Orleans to fear lest the conversation should have been overheard. But after reflection, the... | |
 | Louis de Rouvroy duc de Saint-Simon - 1910 - 746 pagina’s
...In the midst of the conversation of the ladies, Madame de Castries touched the bed, felt some'hing move, and was much terrified. A moment after they...contrasts. This caused some of the ladies to laugh, and Madame d'Orleans to fear lest the conversation should have been overheard. But after reflection, the... | |
 | Randall Jarrell - 2002 - 404 pagina’s
...did with the more freedom, inasmuch as they had but one sentiment in common upon what had occurred. In this gallery, and in the salon, there were always...Apparently the good man had gone to bed before anything had been known, and had slept so soundly ever since that he had not been aroused until then. The saddest... | |
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SaintSimon among the rest, finding no one close by, drew near each other by the side of a tent-bedstead, and began to open their hearts to each other, which they did with the more freedom, inasmuch as they had but one sentiment in common upon what had... 