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.............................................. 67 Chapter 2.2.III. Bouille at Metz. ........................................................................ ...t a lake; in circles that do not grow fainter. From Arras to Avignon; from Metz to Bayonne! Over Orleans and Blois it rolls, in cannon-recitative; Puy... ... Thomas Carlyle BOOK 2.II. NANCI Chapter 2.2.I. Bouille. Dimly visible, at Metz on the North-Eastern frontier, a cer- tain brave Bouille, last refuge ... ... Bouille, and see how. Bouille for the present commands in the Garrison of Metz, and far and wide over the East and North; being indeed, by a late act... ...ll naturally be the former. 73 Thomas Carlyle Chapter 2.2.III. Bouille at Metz. To Bouille, in his North-Eastern circle, none of these things are alt... ...ardie, for one, has to be drawn out in the square of the barracks, here at Metz, and sharply harangued by the General himself; but expresses penitence... ...ters of Aix la Chapelle, is once more suddenly summoned to the barracks of Metz. The soldiers stand ranked in fighting or- der, muskets loaded, the of... ...lly due. The moment is trying; there are some ten thousand soldiers now in Metz, and one spirit seems to have spread among them. Bouille is firm as th... ...adaman- tine resolution clouding his brows: for two hours by the clocks of Metz. Moody-silent stands Salm, with occasional clangour; but does not fire...

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...e plu plaĉis burĝmodera konduto; ili fondis en 1920 sub la gvidado de d-ro Metzger en Graz IKA (v.) kun la devizo: Ka- tolikojĉiulandaj unuigu vin! Il... ..., kiu okazis en Hago en 1920, kondukis al kon i kto. Dum tiu kongreso d-ro Metzger el Graz, prez. de la Blanka Kruco, iniciatis la fondon de nova int.... ...rso. P . TARNOW . Larroche (laroŝ) Marie, francino. Nask. 18 marto 1854 en Metz. Okupis sin precipe pri blinduloj, por ke ili povu akiri siajn vivrime... ...rton. Schwartz (ŝvarc) Raymond, franco, banko cisto. Nask. 8 apr. 1894 en Metz. Tie li fondis en 1913 EG „Amika Rondo“. Ekde 1920 li gvidis dum kelka...

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...less source of knowledge and support throughout the early drafts and Jerry Metz, M.D. cheer- fully and promptly offered assistance in several ways. An...

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...ncil was taken after careful investigation. The Record telegrnjihed to Mr. Metzdorf of the Springfield Train- ing school, who refereed the Dnrt- mouth... ... on Afarcli ninth, day after Williams game. No in- quiry since then.—A. E. Metz- dorf." The whole nfl'iiir is as follows: In the basketball game of Ma... ...ed, of whom Howe, Latson and Palmer were chosen for the regular team, with Metzger as alternate. The judges of the so- phomores were Aset.-Prof. Lewis... ... following; A. Brown '07; Clark, Hill, A. «. Reed '08; Dudd, Liohtenliuin, Metzger '09; Gutuian and Payne '10. Grannie, Howard, Kissiini, Shields, Ste... ...ship, will present their argu- ments as follows: Fowle, Slii- land, Dealy. Metzger 1909 and Kyan 1910 are the alternates. Ten minutes for the presenta... ... Wentworth 3, Caliilt. Goals from foul — Horrax 8; Wentworth 6. Referee -- Metzdorf. Timekeeper - Hobson '06. Time of halves- - -20 min, THE JANUARY L... ..., Olmstead 8, Donnelly 9, Oildersleeve 8, Goals from foul—Cook a. Referee —Metzdorf, Timekeeper— Hobson '06, Time k. halves—20 min. EXCELLENT TECHNIQU... ...8.10 Hazen '08 8.18 Mcliityre '08 8.26 Gardiner '09 8.34 Nanraburg 'U 8.42 Metzger '09 8.00 Bailey '10 8.58 Engelhard '09 9.06 Latson '09 9.14 Hockey ... ...on 4, Lambie 8. Wntters S, Westbrook; Neale. Goal from foul—Burke, Referee—Metz- dorf of Springfield. Timer—Hobson 'OH, Time—20 minute halves. SECOND ...

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...MPS, in La Vendee War. BONNEMERE, Aubin, at Siege of Bastille. BOUILLE, at Metz, account of, character of, troops mutinous, and Salm regiment, intrepi... ...onville in Mountain, irascible, at Mentz. MERLIN of Douai, Law of Suspect. METZ, Bouille at, troops mutinous at. 20 Index MEUDON tannery. MIOMANDRE d...

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... was of T roneg, thereto his brother Dankwart, (12) the doughty; Ortwin of Metz (13); Gere (14) and Eckewart, (15) the margraves twain; Folker of Alze... ...s, and the word ‘doughty’ has been chosen to translate it. (13) “Ortwin of Metz” appears also in the “Eckenlied”, “Waltharius”, and in “Biterolf”. He ... ...lied Loth was it to Gunther, that none could tell him this. Then Ortwin of Metz (a bold and mighty man was he) made an- swer to the king: “Since we kn... ...ngenlied There stood his kinsmen, grim of mood; among them, too, Ortwin of Metz. “It doth irk me much to hear these words of peace,” spake he; “the mi... ...sal thou. T welve of thy ilk durst not match me in strife.” Then Ortwin of Metz called loudly for swords. Well was he fit to be Hagen of Troneg’s sist... ...every knightly art he is a wor- thy knight and a brave. Whatever Ortwin of Metz achieved (and he whom he could reach with his good sword, fell sorely ... ...ht? He was ever faithful to us and that right willingly.” Knight Ortwin of Metz then spake: “His great prowess shall not in sooth avail him aught. If ... ... The Nibelungenlied of kin to the king went to where they stood. Ortwin of Metz spake to Rudeger: “Never have we seen guests so gladly here at any tim...

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...nger; and to put an end to this dispute he gave therefore the bishopric of Metz to the nephew of M. d’Orleans; and by this means a reconciliation was ... ...Every one set out to take the field. The Duc de la Feuillade in passing by Metz, to join the army in Germany, called upon his uncle, who was very rich... ...was given to Cardinal Coislin, and that of chief chaplain to the Bishop of Metz. The despair of the Cardinal de Bouillon, on hearing of this decree, w... ...me de Saint-Simon and myself, encountered M. de Coislin and his son, M. de Metz, on foot upon the pave- ment of Ponthierry, where their coach had brok... ... my coach. M. de Coislin, yielding to my prayers, consented to this. M. de Metz was furious with him for his compliments, and at last prevailed on him... ...journey in that. But he would not hear of this; and at last all that M. de Metz and I could do was to compromise the matter, by agreeing to take one o... ...e did, all covered with mud, which daubed us; and she nearly crushed M. de Metz and me in this carriage fit only for four. M. de Coislin could not bea... ...al ora- tion was pronounced by Maboul, Bishop of Aleth, and pleased; M. de Metz, chief chaplain, officiated; the service commenced at about eleven o’c... ...have at hand a large vase of vinegar, in case anybody should be ill. M. de Metz having taken the first oblation, and observing that very little wine w...

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...ned when news had come that the Prussians were harrying and ravaging about Metz; in some four days more, one hears that Longwi, our first strong-place... ...it and his Austrians are encompassing Thionville; darkening the North. Not Metz-land now, but the Clermontais is getting harried; flying hulans and hu... ...idally out of square in suicidal collision,—at Nanci, or on the streets of Metz, where brave Bouille stood with drawn sword; and which has collided an...

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..., as Attila called him- self, had passed the Rhine, destroyed T ongres and Metz, and was in full march for Paris. The whole country was in the utmost ... ... as being placed under the charge of a Frank who lived between T reves and Metz. The Bishop sent emissaries to make secret enquiries, and they brought...

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...er love in the recesses of her heart, she died when Lavalliere fell before Metz, as has been elsewhere related by Messire Bourdeilles de Brantome in h...

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...than a strong Franco-Belgian frontier from Aix, that will take in at least Metz and Saarburg. She knows best the psychology of the lost provinces, and...

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...es, monsieur.” “You were born a Corroy?” “Yes, monsieur,—a noble family of Metz, where my hus- band belongs.” “In what regiment did Monsieur de Reyber...

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...nd the Duc de Guise, who had stopped the second invasion by the emperor at Metz, were, in truth, the two great warriors of France at this period. Cath... ...e honor to perfect it. The first operation I performed was at the siege of Metz, on Monsieur de Pienne, whom I cured, who was afterwards all the more ...

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...way can the harm be warded off.” The Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences at Metz, to which Minoret belonged, must possess this disser- tation in the or...

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...8 In The South Seas pair of coloured prints after Wilkie and Mulready, and a French lithograph with the legend: ‘Le Brigade du Gen- eral Lepasset Brul...

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...re,’ said Birkin. And on her side she saw: ‘Elsass— Lothringen—Luxembourg, Metz—Basle.’ ‘That was it, Basle!’ The porter came up. ‘ A Bale—deuxieme cl... ...ft, the train ran on, through Luxembourg, through Alsace-Lorraine, through Metz. But she was blind, she could see no more. Her soul did not look out. ...

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...g their hardships, told their Irish acquaintance that, during the seige of Metz, which had oc- curred in the previous winter of 1797, they had slept i...

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...las who came near saving the Emperor in the campaign of France. He died at Metz,—robbed, pillaged, ruined. In 1814 Napoleon put the little Josephine S...

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...t do you conclude from that, father?” said Mazarin, who began to tremble. “I cannot conclude without seeing a list of the riches you possess. Let us r... ...nnot conclude without seeing a list of the riches you possess. Let us reckon a little, if you please. You have the bishopric of Metz?” “Yes.” “The abb...

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...thing as deliberation,—a saying of Louis-Philippe to the National Guard of Metz. Nevertheless, the bourgeois virtues of Phellion, and the great respec...

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............................................. 222 Chapter 2.2.III. Bouille at Metz. ........................................................................ ...in Flanders that he might fly to the assistance of Alsace, was arrested at Metz by a malady which threatened to cut short his days. At the news of thi... ...eeks and flaming heart, 14 The French Revolution from that Fever-scene at Metz; driven forth by sour shave- lings? She hardly returned, when fever an... ... alty, cactus-like, has accordingly made an astonishing progress. In those Metz days, it was still standing with all its petals, though bedimmed by Or... ...hat a life-problem this of poor Louis, when he rose as Bien-Aime from that Metz sick-bed, really was! What son of Adam could have swayed such inco- he... ...ence both in managing Finance and Parlements, for he has been Intendant at Metz, at Lille; King’s Procureur at Douai. A man of weight, connected with ... ...box. Broglie has his own difficulties at Versailles, runs his own risks at Metz and Verdun; does nevertheless get safe to Luxemburg, and there rests. ... ...ais; the whole South-East is in a blaze. All over the North, from Rouen to Metz, disorder is abroad: smugglers of salt go openly in armed bands: the b... ... or a nod still more potentous than whispering, of his Majesty’s flying to Metz; of a Bond (to stand by him therein) which has been signed by Noblesse...

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...in Flanders that he might fly to the assistance of Alsace, was arrested at Metz by a malady which threatened to cut short his days. At the news of thi... ...auroux to fly, with wet cheeks and flaming heart, from that Fever-scene at Metz; driven forth by sour shavelings? She hardly returned, when fever and ... ...lty, cactus-like, has accordingly made an as- tonishing progress. In those Metz days, it was still stand- ing with all its petals, though bedimmed by ... ...hat a life-problem this of poor Louis, when he rose as Bien-Aime from that Metz sick-bed, really was! What son of Adam could have swayed such incohere... ...ence both in managing Finance and Parlements, for he has been Intendant at Metz, at Lille; King’s Procureur at Douai. A man of weight, connected with ... ...box. Broglie has his own difficulties at Versailles, runs his own risks at Metz and Verdun; does nevertheless get safe to Luxemburg, and there rests. ... ...ais; the whole South-East is in a blaze. All over the North, from Rouen to Metz, disorder is abroad: smugglers of salt go openly in armed bands: the b... ...r a nod still more potentous than whisper- ing, of his Majesty’s flying to Metz; of a Bond (to stand by 213 Thomas Carlyle him therein) which has bee... ...plot,—with such wisdom and unwisdom as it has? They will fly, escorted, to Metz, where brave Bouille com- mands; they will raise the Royal Standard: t...

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...atholic canons, far from allowing this elec- tion, nominated the Bishop of Metz, a prince of Lorraine, to that dignity, who announced his promotion by... ...rotection had been seen in the conduct of France towards the bishoprics of Metz, Toul, and Verdun, which it had held for centuries against the rightfu... ...nconia had advanced under the command of Gallas, had driven them as far as Metz, cleared the Rhine, and took from the Swedes the towns of Metz and Fra...

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...o clash, clatter, and rattle dreadfully one against another; as they do at Metz with St. Clement’s dragon. Coming near the Gastrolaters I saw they wer...