A Summer in Western France, כרך 1Henry Colburn, Publisher, 1841 |
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
Abbey Amboise ancient Angers Angevine Anjou appearance architecture beauty Benedictine bishop bishop of Angers Bléré Blois boat body bridge Britanny building built castle cathedral celebrated century Chalonnes chapter Chartres chateau Chenonceaux Cinq Cinq Mars Clery Clisson count of Anjou curious Dame dark distance Epernon feet feodal fêtes Foulques de Mathefelon France French grand habits Henry hill huge hundred Indre Inexplosible inhabitants interior island Isle Jean king labour leagues little town Loches Loire Louis XI Maur Mayenne ment middle ages Nantes nave neighbouring o'clock occasion Orleans Oudon Paris passed peasants period picturesque population present day province quay remains river rock roof Rue Royale Saint Saumur says scene seen side slate southern bank spot stone stream streets table d'hôte thousand tion tomb Touraine Tours tower university of Angers valley Vendéeans village voyage walk walls whole
קטעים בולטים
עמוד 313 - Plus me plaist le séjour qu'ont basty mes ayeux, Que des palais romains le front audacieux : Plus que le marbre dur, me plaist l'ardoise fine. Plus mon Loyre gaulois, que le Tybre latin, Plus mon petit Lyre, que le mont Palatin Et plus que l'air marin, la douceur angevine.
עמוד 313 - Quand reverrai-je, hélas, de mon petit village Fumer la cheminée, et en quelle saison Reverrai-je le clos de ma pauvre maison, Qui m'est une province et beaucoup davantage ? Plus me...
עמוד 82 - On lui avait faict appareiller à souper bien et honorablement ; mais elle fit seulement mettre du vin dans une tasse d'argent, où elle mit la moitié d'eau et cinq ou six soupes dedans, qu'elle mangea et ne...
עמוד 294 - Britanny and other parts of the kingdom, was one of the richest men of his day in the time of Charles VII. He became master of all this enormous property at the age of twenty, and, by the most prodigal and absurd extravagance, dissipated nearly the whole of it. Among other traits of his profuse expenditure, the establishment of his chapel has been recorded. It was composed of a
עמוד 297 - Raising the devil may, in the nineteenth century, be laughed at as a harmless absurdity, involving no very heinous degree of criminality. But that is very far from harmless which renders a man criminal in his own eyes. Gilles de Laval conceived himself to have committed the blackest sin of which man could be guilty, and the real moral degradation which ensued from it, was proportioned to his own estimate of the offence. No crime was henceforward monstrous enough to make him hesitate in his course...
עמוד 383 - When the Devil was sick, The Devil a monk would be ; But when the Devil got well, The Devil a monk was he.
עמוד 326 - un parfond et large fossé transversal de l'ancien cours de la Loire, qu'il fist courir...
עמוד 162 - Les chanoines de Loches , enrichis de ses dons , Demandèrent à Louis XI D'éloigner son tombeau de leur chœur. J'y consens, dit-il , mais rendez la dot. Le tombeau y resta. Un archevêque de Tours moins juste Le fit reléguer dans une chapelle. A la révolution il y fut détruit. Des hommes sensibles recueillirent les restes d'Agnès, Et le général...
עמוד 295 - Each one of them had his horse and his servant; they were all dressed in robes of scarlet and furs, and had rich appointments. Chandeliers, censers, crosses, sacred vessels in great quantity, and all of gold and silver, were transported with them, together, says the historian, with many organs, each carried by six men. He was exceedingly anxious that all the priests, of his chapel should be entitled to wear the mitre, and he sent many embassies to Rome to obtain this privilege, but without success.
עמוד 345 - ... wealth. Wilson had been selected from among the crew, by the approving eye of the commander, and appointed to a place of trust and honor. Yet these men conspired to murder their benefactor, and instigated the crew to join in their execrable scheme. Not contented with the destruction of their commander, that nothing might be wanting to fill up the measure of their wickedness, they formed the horrible plan of destroying, at the same time, all of their companions, whom sickness and suffering had...