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The turning of English idioms into French at sight; or, Sequel to any grammar exercises, a work intended for those who have already some knowledge of ... English and French at the end of the book
Louis Philippe R. Fenwick Porquet
Paperback. RareBooksClub.com 2012-03-06.
ISBN 9781130105766
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: ...spent them much better at home. I will tell you this, things good or evil are only so by comparison. Granted. Now, what do you mean to do? I am now soliciting a commission in the army. I wish you may get it. Why not? Because we are at peace with all the world. I leave you in peace. 141. Is Mr. M. at home? No, Sir, he is not. I am very unfortunate. Every time I come, he is always out. His friends have more of his company than myself. Will you please to walk in? This room does not look comfortable. What will all this come to? He cannot tell. Madam, I must go. I cannot wait any longer. I am going into the city. What are your commands? I have heard he came off with honour. How comes that? for he is a very great coward. How came you to know that? "When will his book come out? Whose do you mean, Dr. Paris's? Yes. Next Tuesday fortnight. On what subject is it? It is the life of a very scientific character, Sir H. Davey, who died abroad. Who is the publisher? Mr. Colborn, I believe. Has he sold the copyright? That I do not know. I should very much like to read it. I will lend it to you, if you like. 142. How are you now? Rather better, but my cough is not gone yet. Who is your medical man? A surgeon who lives next door to my father's. Was not his house robbed of a considerable quantity of plate? Yes, and the thieves were taken in the very act. They were tried at the Old Bailey, and acquitted. That country was ripe for a revolution long before it broke out in 1830. How much do you give for these books? They are not new. Who cut them 1 Not I. Upon an average, I gave two shillings each for them. That is very reasonable. Where are you going 1 I shall be back presently. I will not recommend you this, it is bad for the eyes. The scale is greatly in your favour. 143
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