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...es, 1984 (ultimul, republicat în Fran ţa în 1989, cu o prefa ţă a poetului Claude Le Roy), iar critici români, marocani, belgieni şi francezi au publ... ...ti-Poesis/ Bizarreries, Inter-Noréal, Caen, Fran ţa, 1989, cu o prefaţă de Claude Le Roy, care eviden ţiaz ă contradic ţiile exprimate în versuri; p... ...iber ă”, Rego Park, New York, SUA, Anul I, nr. 31, 6 mai 1989, p. 23. 35. Claude Le Roy, “Roumanie / Florentin Smarandache: La preuve par l’absurde”... ...ngland A. Hollins FRAN ŢA: Paul Courget Jean Normand & Marie Normand Claude LeRoy Jean-Michel Lévenard Jean-Paul Rousset INDIA: Asha Moha... ...basic colors – yellow for the sun, blue for the sky, red for the fire, and black for the night, somehow naive, of Navajo, Zuni, Apache, Hopi and Pim...

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...blissful dreams in secret shared’ between Emily, Lilias, and their brother Claude, and little did she perceive the dan- ger that Lilias would be run a... ...ng-desk. 10 Scenes and Characters The walls were wainscoted with polished black oak, the pan- els reflecting the red fire-light like mirrors. Over th... ... hero of the family, and allowed by every one to be a striking likeness of Claude, the youth who at that moment lay, extending a somewhat superfluous ... ...ost the next morning, while they were sealed by a youth of the same age as Claude, a small slim figure, with light com- plexion and hair, and dark gra... ...hing with the hot sealing-wax in his hand—a demonstration which occasioned Claude to open his eyes very wide, without giving himself any further troub... ...fter so lucid and connected a justification, no more can be said,’ replied Claude, in a kind of ‘leave me, leave me to repose’ tone, which occasioned ... ...rsonage, in its little garden, shut in by thick yew hedges. Beyond was the blacksmith’s shop, more cot- tages, and Mrs. Appleton’s wondrous village wa... ..., bright colour, straight features, and smooth dark hair, bright sparkling black eyes, a little mouth, wearing an arch subdued smile, very white teeth... ...xation.’ IT WAS A BRIGHT and beautiful afternoon in March, the song of the blackbird and thrush, and the loud chirp of the tit- mouse, came merrily th...

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...o be one of their luxuries it would be- hove me to consider my terms. “Ah, Claude Rivet recommended me?” I inquired; and I added that it was very kind... ...d the gentleman, colouring. It was only then that I understood the service Claude Rivet had rendered me; he had told them that I worked in black and w... ...he service Claude Rivet had rendered me; he had told them that I worked in black and white, for magazines, for story-books, for sketches of contempora... ...nd myself appraising physically, as if they were animals on hire or useful blacks, a pair whom I should have expected to meet only in one of the rela-... ...re- cautions than I supposed. They had reasoned out their opportunity, for Claude Rivet had told them of the pro- jected edition de luxe of one of the... ...princess, don’t you know?” I answered; “the one with the ‘golden eyes,’ in black velvet, for the long thing in the Cheapside.” “Golden eyes? I say!” c... ...ind that I never had to fear with Miss Churm. This young lady came back in black velvet—the gown was rather rusty and very low on her lean shoulders—a... ... the painters, and in those days there were not so many serious workers in black and white. Besides, they had an eye to the great job I had mentioned ...

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... Georges, is easily recognized from Couture’s drawing. Beatrix, Conti, and Claude Vignon are sketches of the Comtesse d’Agoult, Liszt, and the well-kn... ... parts where light has scarcely penetrated, are framed in bands of oak now black as ebony. The ceiling has project- ing rafters enriched with foliage ... ...pper story and its summit is a small open dome, beneath which stands a now blackened statue of Saint Calyste. The garden is magnificent for so old a p... ..., extinguished, as we have said, in part, lived through the glitter of the black eyes in their brown orbits, casting thence the last flames of a gener... ...r chair, her feet stretched out to warm them, she was dressed in a gown of black velvet, for the weather was now becoming chilly. The corsage, rising ... ...sent stay , was not alone in Les T ouches. She had a guest. That guest was Claude Vignon, a scornful and powerful writer who, though doing criticism o... ...ance in the literary world. With these apparent intentions she had brought Claude Vignon from Paris to Les Touches, as an eagle bears away a kid in it... ...some posi- tive course. But, in truth, she was misleading both Calyste and Claude; she was not even thinking of marriage; her heart was in the throes ... ..., the sea and the marshes. This answer explained all. Camille was awaiting Claude Vignon. “Y ou are anxious about him?” asked Calyste. “Y es,” she ans...

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... writes things in reviews, and for whom I have the profoundest contempt.” “Claude Vignon,” said Bixiou. “Yes, that’s his name,” replied Gazonal. “Mass... ... an ex-portress. With her was a slim little girl, whose eyes, fringed with black lashes, had lost their innocence and showed great weariness; her face... ...16 Unconsious Comedians Vital deigned to show himself, dressed entirely in black cloth, with a splendid frilled shirt adorned with one dia- mond. The ... ...at, low-crowned and wide-brimmed. “This,” he continued, “is the old hat of Claude Vignon, a great critic, in the days when he was a free man and a fre... ...” Marius, a slim little man, his hair frizzed like that of Rubini, and jet black, dressed also in black, with long white cuffs, and the frill of his s... ...he advantages of death and did not stir. Above the forehead rose a coif of black velvet. Ma- dame Fontaine, for it was really a woman, had a black hen... ....” “Who brings up the case?” “Massol.” “Good.” “And our friends Giraud and Claude Vignon are on the committee,” said Bixiou. “Say just a word to them,... ...” replied Gazonal, thinking that to offer all was to give nothing. Massol, Claude Vignon, du Tillet, Maxime de Trailles, Nucingen, du Bruel, Malaga, M... ... The Member for Arcis Beatrix 63 Balzac Vauvinet Cousin Betty Vignon, Claude A Distinguished Provincial at Paris A Daughter of Eve Honorine...

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... it in 1840. Mutton cutlets and fillet of beef at Flicoteaux’s repre- sent black game and fillet of sturgeon at Very’s; they are not on the regular bi... ... in the flames of heady punch, or by the generous warmth of a small cup of black coffee glori- fied by a dash of something hotter and stronger. Lucien... ... queer characters of the trade in the days of the Empire. Doguereau wore a black coat with vast square skirts, when fashion required swallow-tail coat... ...ey attached to it, hung from his fob and dangled down over a roomy pair of black nether gar- ments. The booksellers’ watch must have been the size of ... ...ievees, and Geoffrois! Hoffmann was talking about you to a friend of mine, Claude Vignon, his pupil; he said that he could die in peace, the Journal d... ...s?” “It’s a bargain, if you will take Emile Blondet here on the staff, and Claude Vignon, Scribe, Theodore Leclercq, Felicien Vernou, Jay, Jouy, Loust... ...londet, who had followed the lady upstairs and brought Nathan, V ernou and Claude Vignon with him. “Stop to sup- per, there is a dear, or I will crush... ..., speaking with a burlesque English accent. “And besides,” said Lousteau, “Claude Vignon came with Blondet.” “I brought him here to drink,” returned B... ...That fellow has brains,” said Blondet. “His article is well written,” said Claude Vignon. “Supper!” cried Matifat. The Duke gave his arm to Florine, C...

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...nn, and through the long court- yard to the stables, which were defined in black at the end of it. Daumartin’s diligence had just started, plunging he... ... neck and anxious face was evidently looking for him. She was dressed in a black-silk gown that was dyed, a brown bonnet, an old French cashmere shawl... ...fully brushed and curled; while he, by order of his step-fa- ther, had his black hair cut like a clothes-brush across the forehead, and clipped, like ... ...resque disor- der of the curly brown hair which fell upon his shoulders. A black-silk cravat drew a line round his very white neck, and added to the v... ...upon him. The master was a slight and pale young man, with extremely thick black hair, worn in a disorder that was actually fantas- tic. But this abun... ...nder- stands but Mistigris, who will some day reproduce Hobbema, Ruysdael, Claude Lorrain, Poussin, and others.” “But,” exclaimed the count, “if he re... ...th, appears this constitutional declaration:— I, the undersigned, Francois-Claude-Marie Godeschal, called by Maitre Desroches to perform the difficult... ...ished Provincial at Paris A Bachelor’s Establishment Godeschal, Francois-Claude-Marie Colonel Chabert A Bachelor’s Establishment The Commissio...

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...ave done with that, mother. You know that never the pot nor the kettle has blacked my fingers since Master Phelim went to the good fathers’ school wit... ...st degree, with a jaunty little cap on her dark hair, gay trimmings to the black apron, dainty shoes and stockings that came tripping down the path. H... ...beauty, but very expressive light gray eyes, furnished with intensely long black lashes, and a sweet, mobile, lively countenance. Estelle was trying t... ... which was not much harder to French lips than Maxwell or Hope. ‘T all and black and awkward,’ said Estelle, describing him to her brother. ‘I shall n... ... Arthur was turned into a crow!’ ‘Well, this Arthur is like a crow—a great black skinny crow with torn feathers.’ 24 A Modern Telemachus CHAPTER III ... ...ht her from time to time. ‘Mere weeds,’ she said. And the grapes and Queen Claude plums he brought her were always sour. Yet a something deep blue mig...

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...e lover was backed up in his suit by the guard- ian of Constance, Monsieur Claude-Joseph Pillerault, at that time an ironmonger on the Quai de la Ferr... ...k shop had dulled the brightness of his peas- ant complexion. His abundant black hair, his solid neck and shoulders like those of a Norman horse, his ... ...owed defects of race; and his hair, of a tint like hair that has been dyed black, indicated a mongrel descent, through which he derived his mental qua... ...ch was rather protuberant, for he was somewhat fat. He wore blue trousers, black silk stockings, and shoes with ribbon ties, which were often un- fast... ...ows were to dim with yellowing tints that dazzling fairness, to hollow and blacken the bluish circle round the lovely green- ish-gray eyes so cruelly ... ..., Roguin—a large stout man, with a pimpled face, a very bald forehead, and black hair—had not been wanting in a certain force of character and counten... ..., and had to return upon his steps. 82 Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau V CLAUDE-JOSEPH PILLERAULT, formerly an iron-monger at the sign of the Cloche... ...ult in a tone which broadened its meaning and ennobled it. The sobriety of Claude Pillerault, long become a habit, did not yield be- fore the pleasure... ...othing had happened: so much the better for them; they are stron- ger than Claude-Joseph Pillerault. If you pay in cash, and you are obliged to do so,...

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...en in their prettiest dresses stood out upon a gloomy background of men in black coats, among whom the eye remarked the elegant, delicate, and correct... ...the line of the neck, and en- hance that whiteness by its beautiful color. Black and deli- cate eyebrows, drawn by a Chinese brush, encircled the soft... ... the cold maliciousness of the courtesan. The eyes were gray, fringed with black lashes,—a charming contrast, which made their expression of calm and ... ... Vernou the feuilletonist, Couture, Bixiou, Rastignac in his earlier days, Claude Vignon the critic, Nucingen the banker, du Tillet, Conti the compose... ... we’ll convoke here to supper Etienne Lousteau, who can do the feuilleton; Claude Vignon for criti- cisms; Felicien Vernou as general care-taker; the ... ...eau the feuilletonist, whom she thought delightful, of Felicien Vernou, of Claude Vignon,—in short, of the whole staff. She advised Raoul to do justic... ...chmucke. The piano, decrepit on its legs, though made of good wood painted black and gilded, was dirty, defaced, and scratched; and its keys, worn lik... ... Paris Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life 113 Balzac Cousin Betty Vignon, Claude A Distinguished Provincial at Paris Honorine Beatrix Cousin ...

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...thick December dusk, by just such a wide-hooded fireplace, under just such black oak rafters, with the sense that beyond the mullioned panes the downs... ..., circling softly, interminably before her, now darkened to a uniform blue-blackness, the hue of a summer night without stars. And into this darkness ... ...med beggars or having their pockets picked by slippery- looking fellows in black—the whole with such an air of ease and good-humour that one felt the ... ... and feathered hats. One nobleman wore a ruff and doctor’s gown, another a black velvet tunic slashed with rose-colour; while the President of the dre... ...age her dress from the tip of his scabbard. She wore one of the voluminous black hoods which the V enetian ladies affected, and under its projecting e... ...usy? Perhaps. If it were, the honour of the craft was vindicated by little Claude Nutley, who, in all good faith, brought out in the Burlington a very...

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...ll of her body was alive—thin wrists, quince-blossom skin, inge- nue eyes, black hair. The other girls in her dormitory marveled at the slight- ness o... ...ewart Snyder, a competent bulky young man in a gray flannel shirt, a rusty black bow tie, and the green-and-purple class cap, grumbled to her as they ... ... to have a cell in a settlement- house, like a nun without the bother of a black robe, and be kind, and read Bernard Shaw, and enormously improve a ho... ...nd the river bend, plunking paddles reech- oed by the pines, and a glow on black sliding waters. Carol’s family were self-sufficient in their inventiv... ... the crevices of a boggy bank, the mound of a muskrat house, reeds in thin black lines, arches of frosty grasses. It was an impression of cool clear v... ...ed his love for Sir Thomas Browne, Thoreau, Agnes Repplier, Arthur Symons, Claude Washburn, Charles Flandrau. He presented his idols diffidently, but ...

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...flat leaves and narrow slender ones, on which lay a boat painted white and black, as light as a nut- shell and dainty as the wherry of a Seine boatman... ...ne inches tall, round as a tower, with a thick neck and the shoulders of a blacksmith, which must have amply filled his cuirass. Montcornet commanded ... ...ut fifty years of age, tall and strong, rather stout than thin, with curly black hair, skin highly colored and marbled like a brick with purple blotch... ...le at which he was seated,—which, with its coating of grease, its scorched black marks, its wine stains, and its gashes, was singular to behold. At th... ...ures of brandy called ratafia, one-hundred-and-seven, brave man’s cordial, black currant wine, vespetro, spirit-of-sun, etc. Boiled wine is found 51 ... ...in Paris, paid the costs herself, and allowed her dear godson (for she was Claude Gaubertin’s sponsor) two thousand francs a year. The day after the q...

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...ors of which, placed opposite to each other, light it. This room, paved in black and white marble, is especially noticeable for a ceiling of beams for... ...”; he played billiards to perfection; he knew how to cut out likenesses in black paper, and his friend Colleville coached him so well that he was able... ...r lips were thin, and her imperious forehead was sur- mounted by hair once black, now turning to chinchilla. She held herself as straight as the faire... ...y could have made her change her habits. She wore on her chinchilla hair a black gauze cap, adorned with the geranium called Charles X.; her gown, of ... ... such money as he extracted for them from the rich. His clothes, always of black cloth, were worn until the seams became white. Na- ture had done a gr... ...d, Joseph The Government Clerks The Middle Classes Godeschal, Francois-Claude-Marie Colonel Chabert A Bachelor’s Establishment A Start in Li...

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...es, 1984 (ultimul, republicat în Fran ţa în 1989, cu o prefa ţă a poetului Claude Le Roy), iar critici români, marocani, belgieni şi francezi au publ... ...ti-Poesis/ Bizarreries, Inter-Noréal, Caen, Fran ţa, 1989, cu o prefaţă de Claude Le Roy, care eviden ţiaz ă contradic ţiile exprimate în versuri; p... ...iber ă”, Rego Park, New York, SUA, Anul I, nr. 31, 6 mai 1989, p. 23. 35. Claude Le Roy, “Roumanie / Florentin Smarandache: La preuve par l’absurde”... ...ngland A. Hollins FRAN ŢA: Paul Courget Jean Normand & Marie Normand Claude LeRoy Jean-Michel Lévenard Jean-Paul Rousset INDIA: Asha Moha... ...basic colors – yellow for the sun, blue for the sky, red for the fire, and black for the night, somehow naive, of Navajo, Zuni, Apache, Hopi and Pim...

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...spray. I recognized the boat. As I walked the waves calmed; the water was black underfoot. Two of our men had slumped over their oars. I shouted. No... ...den Gate, passing great herds of sheep and goats, grey pastoral sheep and black mountain goats. I was proud of my men, proud of their courage and lo... ...hought of John and his prison bars, for around me were bars of shrubbery, blacker than any I had seen. Immobile bars. Death was in the bars and in t... ...on,” Euodia blurted out. Love, love after crucifixion is a brilliant but black enigma: it proffers and de- nies. We know that love helps us forget p... ...s set in Garamond type by Autograph Editions. The typeface is named after Claude Garamond (c. 1480-1561), a French type designer and publisher and th...

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...them; but I well know that no landscape I have since beheld, no picture of Claude or Salvator, gave me half the impression of living, heartfelt, perfe... ...e or thrice to new streets or localities,— Russell Square or Queen Square, Blackfriars Road, and long- est at the Grove, Blackheath,— before the vapor... ...h year (John being now nine). (2.) Elizabeth died, 12th March, 1818, at Blackfriars Road, in her second year. (3.) Edward, 30th March, 1818 (sam... ...r), in his ninth. (4.) Hester, 21st July, 1818 (three months later), at Blackheath, in her eleventh. (5.) Catherine Hester Elizabeth, 16th Janua... ...re Anthony and John gave their attendance for a year or two (1818-19) from Blackheath. “John frequently did themes for the boys,” says Anthony, “and f... ...ory of the man! 28 The Life of John Sterling “To Mrs. Sterling, Blackheath. “21st September, 1818. “Dear Mamma,—I a...

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...experience shouldn’t be wasted. I really think that if we had caused a few black-edged cards to be struck off and circulated—”Mr. Brooksmith will con-... ...to be one of their luxu- ries it would behove me to consider my terms. “Ah Claude Rivet recommended me?” I echoed and I added that it was very kind of... ...d the gentleman, colouring. It was only then that I understood the service Claude Rivet had rendered me; he had told them how I worked in black-and-wh... ...the service Claude Rivet had rendered me; he had told them how I worked in black-and-white, for magazines, for story-books, for sketches of contempora... ...nd myself appraising physically, as if they were animals on hire or useful blacks, a pair whom I should have expected to meet only in one of the rela-... ...re- cautions than I supposed. They had reasoned out their opportunity, for Claude Rivet had told them of the pro- jected edition de luxe of one of the... ...princess, don’t you know?” I answered; “the one with the ‘golden eyes,’ in black velvet, for the long thing in the Cheapside.” “Golden eyes? I say!” c... ...f a kind I never had to fear with Miss Churm. This young lady came back in black velvet—the gown was rather rusty and very low on her lean shoulders—a...

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... the famous landscape painter, Leon de Lora; the other a well known critic Claude Vignon. They had both come with this lady, one of the glo- ries of t... ...Cara vita, go and put your children to bed, and send me by Gina the little black pocket-book that lies on my Boule cabinet,” said the Consul to his wi... ...e, over the courtyard where the cobblestones were hidden in the grass, the blackened walls where little gardens were flourish- ing above the decoratio... ...silvered, and carefully dressed, seemed to furrow his head with streaks of black and white alternately . The trimness of this head spoiled the resembl... ...derful monk de- scribed by Lewis after Schedoni in the Confessional of the Black Penitents (The Italian), a superior creation, as it seems to me, to T... ...oiselle des T ouches turned from the Consul, and was immediately joined by Claude Vignon, who said in her ear: “A bit of a coxcomb is M. de l’Hostal.”... ...: “A bit of a coxcomb is M. de l’Hostal.” “No,” replied she, whispering to Claude these words: “for he has not yet guessed that Honorine would have lo... ...t in the street mud.” “Such a thing has been known—for a few months,” said Claude Vignon, with deep irony. “Comtesse Honorine is not unique of her kin... ...f Woman A Daughter of Eve Beatrix The Muse of the Department Vignon, Claude A Distinguished Provincial at Paris A Daughter of Eve Honorine...

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...of her nose you see those minute specks, which look like the imperceptible black smuts which are shed in London by the chimneys in which coal is burnt... ...treet, which is always damp, and where the gutter carries to the Seine the blackened waters from some dye-works, there is an old house, restored no do... ..., allowing of not more than four long steps in each direction, a garden of black soil, with trellises bereft of vines, and where, in default of vegeta... ...ascinate. M. Popinot, as is seemly for a magistrate, was always dressed in black —a style which contributed to make him ridiculous in the eyes of thos... ...ot was incapable of forcing him- self to the puritanical cleanliness which black demands. His trousers, always threadbare, looked like camlet—the stuf... ...he Secrets of a Princess A Daughter of Eve Beatrix Godeschal, Francois-Claude-Marie Colonel Chabert A Bachelor’s Establishment A Start in Li...