 | La Claverie (de.) - 1830 - 234 pages
...the street1? Mrs. R. — No, Sir ; it looks over the garden. Mr. W. — So much the better. I do not like to sleep in a front room, on account of the noise of the carriages. Well, Madam, this apartment will suit my convenience. How much a week do you ask for it ? Mrs. R. —... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - French language - 1836 - 286 pages
...main point. When I have a gooâ bed, I hardly cara for any thing else. You cannot wishfor a bettér one. Does the room look into the street ? No, Sir;...to sleep in a front room, on account of the noise ofthe cmrriages. Do you wish to see the other room ? Ifancy the bed is good. JVow, the only question... | |
 | W. A. Bellenger - 1836 - 296 pages
...this as the main point. When I have a good bed, I Uardly care for any thing else. You cannot wishfor a better one. Does the room look into the street ?...Sir; it looks into the garden. So much the better. I dorit lïke to sleep in a front room, on account of the noise of the carriages. Do you wish to see... | |
 | Alain Auguste Victor de Fivas - 1839 - 264 pages
...This way, Sir, if you please. Let us see if the bed is good, for that is the main point. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the street ? ATo, Sïr, it looks over the garden. So much the better; the noise of carriages will not awake me.... | |
 | J C. Moore - 1844 - 352 pages
...arss i arls di tair). nd dn darss THE GERMAN INTERPRETER. ENGLISH. You cannot wish for a hetter hed. Does the room look into the street? No, sir, it looks into the garden. That is an advantage, for the noise is so great in the front of the house. Are the other hedrooms as... | |
 | Handbook - 1846 - 438 pages
...good, for that is the main point. When 1 have a good bed, J little care for any thing else. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the...sleep in a front room, on account of the noise of the carnages. Do you wish to see the other room? Her jlnb jtoei 9<rmftüí)Ie, fed)é Seffel, ein neuer... | |
 | Philippe Giamgy - 1848 - 802 pages
...<n<""-4'-/"'-/1"". room. Let us see whether the bed it good; for that is themain point. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the street ? /P Ко , tir ; it looks in- at • to the garden. •••> So miiKh the better; JJ'i. the noise... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1851 - 244 pages
...good, for that is the main point. When I have a good bed, I little care for any thing else. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the...garden. So much the better. . I don't like to sleep'' lo necesario, y que los muebles están muy limpios. Todos los muebles son de caoba. Aquí liene V.... | |
 | Ambrosios Galfayean - 1855 - 296 pages
...point. qihuiiLnp niutib uiiii When I have a good bed, I little care for any thing else. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the...Sir ; it looks into the garden. So much the better. 1 don.t like to sleep in a front room, on account of the noise of the carriages. Do you wish to see... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1861 - 264 pages
...good, for thaï is the main point. Wben I have a good bed, I little care for any thing else. You cannot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the Street ? No, Sir; it looks into the gardîn. . So much the better. I don't iike U> steep in 10 sur le devant, à cause du bruit des voilures.... | |
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You cnnnot wish for a better one. Does the room look into the street? No, Sir; it looks into the garden. So much the better. I don't like to sleep in a front room, on account of the noise of the carriages. 
