 ... being rather weak-minded. His doublet buttoned awry, his periwig flying to the wind, his hat under his arm, he followed the banks of the Seine, at times finding enjoyment in his own thoughts and again indulging in snatches of song; up at daybreak,...  Three Novelettes and Valentine's Wager: A Comedy - Page 184by Alfred de Musset - 1888 - 311 pagesFull view - About this book
 | William Patten - Short stories - 1910 - 434 pages
...indulging in snatches of song; up at daybreak, supping at wayside inns, and always charmed with this stroll of his through one of the most beautiful regions...native place. She was no less than a daughter of a fermier-general, Mademoiselle Godeau, the pearl of Havre, a rich heiress, and much courted. Croisilles... | |
 | FRANCIS J. REYNOLDS - 1910 - 392 pages
...indulging in snatches of song; up at daybreak, supping at wayside inns, and always charmed with this stroll of his through one of the most beautiful regions...native place. She was no less than a daughter of a fermier-general, Mademoiselle Godeau, the pearl of Havre, a rich heiress, and much courted. Croisilles... | |
 | S. S. Van Dine, Willard Huntington Wright - English fiction - 1917 - 594 pages
...indulging in snatches of song; up at daybreak, supping at wayside inns, and always charmed with this stroll of his through one of the most beautiful regions...native place. She was no less than a daughter of a fernder-giniral, Mademoiselle Godeau, the pearl of Havre, a rich heiress, and much courted. Croisilles... | |
 | Harry Christian Schweikert - English fiction - 1918 - 328 pages
...indulging in snatches of song; up at daybreak, supping at wayside inns, and always charmed with this stroll of his through one of the most beautiful regions...native place. She was no less than a daughter of a fermier-general, Mademoiselle Godeau, the pearl of Havre, a rich heiress, and much * Copyright, 1888,... | |
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