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...d pitty is it the World knowes not his worth better; for as the Prince of Italian poets saide of Valerius Corvinus, Non so se migior Duce o Calliero... ...co). So Scholler-like did he undertake what Latine prose; Greeke, Latine, Italian or French Poesie should crosse my way (which as Bugge-beares affri... ...hey adorne age, vertue, and conscience. Oh foolish and base ornament! The Italians have more properly with it's name entitled malignitie: for, it is... ... prejudice in Italy, where these foolish predictions so much possesed the Italians, that in Rome there were laid great wagers, and much money give n... ...in my youth oftentimes beene vexed to see a Pedant brought in, in most of Italian comedies, for a vice or sport-maker, and the nicke- name of Magist... ...t least expenses, paiments, gifts, bargains and sales, that require not a Notaries hand to them, which booke a receiver had the keeping of: he appoi... ...ecure from feare, Before, behind, on each sides Advocates, Proctors, and Notaries hold up debates. It was that which a Roman Senator said, that ... ...o much more reason and authority over my sicknesse. I finde lesse want of notaries and counsell then of Physitians. What I have not disposed of my af...

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...ariness were on the youthful face, which was tanned by the sun. She had an Italian cast of countenance and bearing, large black eyes beneath their wel... ..., he drew a dagger from his breast and gave it to his companion, saying in Italian:— “I will see if the Bonapartes remember us.” Then he walked with a... ...naparte know that Bartolomeo di Piombo wishes to speak with him,” said the Italian to the captain on duty. In vain the officer represented to Bartolom... ...rst Consul without having previously requested an audience in writing; the Italian insisted that the soldier should go to Bonaparte. The officer state... ...red to rule the first group of girls, who were the daugh- ters of bankers, notaries, and merchants, —all rich, but aware of the imperceptible though c... ...sion of a mutual affection. A faint smile brightened the lips of the young Italian, who seemed thoughtful, and walked slowly to her easel, glancing ca... ... on her face, and she smiled sadly. At this moment a servant announced two notaries, accom- panied by witnesses. Bartolomeo looked fixedly at these pe... ... ages, he affected to maintain a deceitful indifference as he gazed at the notaries with an assumed air of calm curiosity. The strangers sat down, aft... ...n. “Monsieur is, no doubt, M. le Baron di Piombo?” began the oldest of the notaries. Bartolomeo bowed. The notary made a slight inclination 48 Vendet...

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...notary; “then, perhaps, it is to your son, M. de Villefort?” “No.” The two notaries looked at each other in mute astonish- ment and inquiry as to what... ...e would have been your heir?” “Yes.” There was a profound silence. The two notaries were hold- ing a consultation as to the best means of proceeding w... ...bout five minutes ago, and he is now occupied in dictating his will to two notaries.” “But to do this he must have spoken?” “He has done better than t... ...ssions concerning the telegraph.” At the door the count was met by the two notaries, who had just completed the act which was to disinherit Val- entin... ...aid Debray. “A fine name,” said Morrel. “Yes,” said Chateau-Renaud, “these Italians are well named and badly dressed.” “You are fastidious, Chateau-Re... ...hat tells me their name, and nothing else.” “Ah, true. You do not know the Italian nobility; the Cavalcanti are all descended from princes.” “Have the... ... in Russia, will tell you the name of one, and Major Cavalcanti, who is an Italian, will tell you the name of the other.” “This one is, I think, a ste... ...ike an old lieutenant who had grown mouldy under his epaulets. But all the Italians are the same; they are like old Jews when they are not glittering ... ...ey give them any fortune?” “Oh, that depends upon circumstances. I know an Italian prince, rich as a gold mine, one of the noblest families in Tuscany...

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...o led me to understand the marvelous framework of ideas on which the great Italian poet built his poem, the only work which the moderns can place by t... ...rms of the French army and civil officials. The 31 Balzac Emperor, a true Italian in his love of dress, had overlaid the coats of all his servants wi... ...t Robert le Diable was to be given at the Opera. Josepha, who had left the Italian Opera six months since for the French Opera, was to take the part o... ...ceeds; in short, genius, like love, has its fairer blossoms. This brio, an Italian word which the French have begun to use, is characteristic of youth... ...d table, a fixture in the middle of the room, was a mosaic of fragments of Italian and antique marbles, brought from Rome, where these dis- sected map... ... mine is an attorney, now retired, who told me that for fifteen years past notaries and lawyers have distrusted their clients quite as much as their a... ...ly vilified body, gratuitously defend the cases of the indigent, while the notaries have not as yet agreed to charge nothing for the marriage-contract...

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...andidate for whom our ushers and sher- iffs and clerks, and solicitors and notaries are to vote?” asked Vinet. “The one I shall name to you.” “How do ... ...y long suite of apartments rather poorly furnished,— which is customary in Italian palaces, all their luxury being put into ceilings, statues, paintin... ...repre- sentative. You understand me, of course. I refer to that hand- some Italian woman whom you have in your house. Take care; some puritanical elec... ...inter- minable story, I would tell you the facts relating to my hand- some Italian, and you would see, Monsieur le comte, that her presence in my hous... ...ect for proprieties, you spoke to Monsieur Dorlange in my presence of that Italian woman whom people think his mistress; that was a nice little perfid... ...e honored and honorable Monsieur Bixiou. The scandal concerns a hand- some Italian woman whom I brought back from Italy and with whom I am said to be ...

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...a Mlle. Michonneau, and the other to a retired manufacturer of vermicelli, Italian paste and starch, who allowed the others to address him as “Father ... ...n this insolent being, who, doubtless, had a right to be insolent, sang an Italian trill, and went towards the window where Eugene was standing, moved... ...bakers’ doors; while other per- sons went to the grocers’ shops and bought Italian paste foods without brawling over it. It was during this year that ... ...ead Benvenuto Cellini’s Memoirs, such as you see me; and, what is more, in Italian: A fine-spirited fellow he was! From him I learned to follow the ex... ...s here in Paris are made after just such a bargain as this. The Chamber of Notaries compels my gentleman to—” “What must I do?” said Rastignac, eagerl... ... read:— 123 Balzac “Sir,—I have heard from my father that you are fond of Italian music. I shall be delighted if you will do me the pleasure of accep...

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...de Ribaumont had a trained ear, and the very voice that was wanting to the Italian song they were practising. And so sped a happy hour, till a booted ... .... Books at the University, fencing and dancing from the best profes- sors, Italian poetry, French sonnets, Latin epigrams; nothing came amiss to Sidne... ...the other. A musician at intervals touched the guitar, and sang Spanish or Italian airs, whose soft or quaint melody came dreamily through the trees. ... ...eed Berenger had spent all that remained in his purse upon the wares of an Italian pedlar whom he and Eustacie met in the woods, and whose gloves ‘as ... ...umont; a word with you. Y our mat- ters have gone up the mountains, as the Italians say, with mine. But never fear. Keep silence, and you shall have t... ...e was called away into her cabinet, where she gave audience to intendants, notaries from her estates, pastors from the villages, captains of little ga...

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...Ah! if you die, the whole affair will be settled without any trouble about notaries and contracts; I shall only have to or- der a slight mourning dres... ...arger than a broad green leaf, to lead in a ribbon her Blenheim spaniel or Italian greyhound. No: he finds her in the schoolroom, plainly dressed, wit... ...ustom, to opinion, to the desire to keep up a certain appearance, than the Italians are to priestcraft, the French to vain-glory, the Russians to thei... ..., sometimes a French savant; he had once a dissatisfied and savage-looking Italian, who neither sang nor played, and of whom Frances affirmed that he ... ...lessly, as if such beauty dispensed with, nay, despised arrange- ment. The Italian eye looked straight into you, and an inde- pendent, determined eye ...

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...evers an heir presump- tive; and Eve, in her distrust of all attorneys and notaries, took into her head to apply for advice to the legal guardian of w... ...wer—the Spanish are a generous race. The Spaniard is generous! even so the Italian is jealous and a poisoner, the Frenchman fickle, the German frank, ... ...eshold of the jail, was a piece of cunning strategy—a combinazione, as the Italians call an indefinable mixture of treachery and truth, a cunningly pl...

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...he night in writing to an old friend of his, one of the oldest established notaries of Paris. Without this letter it is not possible to understand Che... ...must have the grain of sense which makes 42 The Collection of Antiquities notaries of us. Besides, I should be heartbroken to think of the poor boy l... ...rs; and there followed a series of the financial fictions by which neither notaries nor borrowers are deceived. Chesnel’s eyes were dim; he could scar... ...e loved him as they floated together on the breast of the amorous Queen of Italian seas. But even in that moment of bliss, such as angels know, some o... ...istocrat’s point of view; telling how he had been welcomed by the greatest Italian families of Genoa, T urin, Milan, Flo- rence, V enice, Rome, and Na...

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...- selves on never opening their lips; Germans are melancholy in a vehicle; Italians too wary to talk; Spaniards have no public 46 A Start in Life con... ...it on heavily,” replied Schinner. “But the people are used to it. Besides, Italians are so good-natured that if you let ‘em murder a few travellers al... ...ra, in a whisper, to Joseph Bridau. “Gentlemen,” said the count to the two notaries and Mes- sieurs Margueron and de Reybert, “let us go into the next... ...n Monsieur Margueron and the Comte de Serizy, assisted by their respective notaries in presence of Monsieur de Reybert, the ex-steward walked with slo...

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...is no opposition of social forces, such as that to which the cities of the Italian States in the Middle Ages owed their vitality. There are no longer ... ...d woman’s servants and the first arrivals! and the consultations among the notaries! It created a sort of riot in Issoudun. At last, one day the sub-p... ...few journeys to Bourges, Vierzon, Chateauroux, or somewhat further, if the notaries of those towns and Monsieur Heron had no invest- ments ready for a... ... borrowers that Jean-Jacques Rouget had his choice of investments; and the notaries of the different towns, who got a fine commission for them- selves... ...aus, and at the same time endeavor to turn those mortgages into money. The notaries will be only too glad to make the transfers; it is grist to their ... ..., for my uncle can’t sign a power of attorney at ten o’clock at night; the notaries will all be in bed. If, as I rather fancy, Max goes on in advance ... ...off. After squandering the fortunes of two En- glishmen, a Russian, and an Italian prince, Mademoiselle Esther is now in poverty; give her ten thousan...

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...ade your money as a merchant?’” “Merchants are not in the same position as notaries,” said Madame Birotteau. “Well, my conscience is clear,” said Cesa... ...legantly dressed, came home late, and was seen at the balls of bankers and notaries. Such habits displeased Cesar, according to whose ideas clerks sho... ...r me to-morrow. I marry my daughter to little Crottat; he wants money, for notaries will not take paper; besides, I never give promissory notes.” “Sen... ...rottat and the magistrate lasted long, and the president of the chamber of notaries was summoned. Cesar was carried about from place to place, like a ... ... said Pillerault. “Such deeds make mention that payment has been made, and notaries are obliged to declare that they have seen the money passed from t... ... doubt encounter some angel, com- plying yet majestic! I have always loved Italian women. Did you ever have an Italian woman yourself? No? Then come w...

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...260 not me, nor I him: he hath neither Latine, French, 261 nor Italian, and you will come into the Court & sweare 262 that I haue a p... ...ill seale vnto this bond. 501 Shy. Then meete me forthwith at the Notaries, 502 Giue him direction for this merrie bond, 503 And I ...

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... her face, moved by the expectation of a plea- sure, shone like that of an Italian Madonna. She suddenly gained strength to drive her terrors back int... ...ans, 30 The Alkahest Rembrandt, Hobbema, Cranach, and Holbein. French and Italian pictures were in a minority, but all were authentic and masterly. A... ...uerite, looking at the lawyer, “how can you?” “But, my dear Marguerite, we notaries are obliged to con- sider the limits of time appointed by law. Thi... ...operty, which she now sees was not necessary; and Claes will tell her that notaries have a passion for writing documents, that we are lawyers above al... ...hildren. It is not very amus- ing,” he added, laughing after the manner of notaries who generally assume a lively tone in speaking of serious matters,...

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...lept at the Pont Beauvosin that night, and on the mor- row parted with her Italian attendants without shedding a single tear. On the 4th of November s... ...he died a few years after. The King at this time drove away the company of Italian actors, and would not permit another in its place. So long as the I... ...resentations, given con- secutively on account of the gain it brought, the Italians re- ceived orders to close their theatre and to quit the realm in ... ...r repugnance to abandon herself to the caprices and the jealousy of an old Italian ‘debauche’ the horror she felt at the idea of being left alone with... ...ear, so as to com- plete that subject at once. M. de Vendome commenced his Italian campaign by a victory. He attacked the troops of Prince Eugene upon... ...conjuring her to try and moder- ate it. Thereupon the patient sent for the notaries, and Ma- dame Biron believed herself lost. It was exactly the desi... ...t was exactly the design of the testator to produce this idea. He made the notaries wait; then allowed them to enter, and dictated his will, which was...

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...son. Joseph Mirouet, a singer and com- poser, having made his debut at the Italian opera under a feigned name, ran away with a young lady in Germany. ... ...ng to have a voice,” he said; “and I shall give you masters of drawing and Italian also. A woman,” added the doctor, looking at Ursula as he unfastene... ...d trouble to her; she seems romantic” (extreme sensibility is so called by notaries), “and, you’ll see, she won’t marry soon. Therefore, don’t show he... ... the legal papers ready for Savinien’s release. The payings, including the notaries’ fees, amounted to eighty thousand francs. The doctor went himself...

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... mur- murs reach my ear. So far I have not gone beyond the garden; but the Italian opera opens in a few days, and my mother has a box there. I am craz... ... mother has a box there. I am crazy with delight at the thought of hearing Italian music and seeing French acting. Already I begin to drop convent hab... ...tered down upon the flat stretches of real life! Sunday. Yesterday, at the Italian Opera, I could feel some one was looking at me; my eyes were drawn,... ...at I—Armande-Louise-Marie de Chaulieu—should read it. The next day, at the Italian opera, he was at his post. But I feel sure that, ex-prime minister ... ...ave been able to pick up in a year— for we are in March now. Alas! no more Italian opera in an- other month. How will life be possible without that he... ...presented a rental of ten thousand francs; I had to invest my money at the notaries; I was kept waiting for the interest, and could only get the money...

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...at him to insult him, which glance pleased the cardinal much, for the wily Italian saw he would soon get his abbey back again. The Touranian, heeding ... ...ood wine. More than that, his name lay snugly in all the et ceteras of the notaries, in wills or in caudicils, which certain people have falsely writt... ...17 Droll Stories – Vol. 1 in the Rue Barbette, with handsome furniture and Italian paintings and many considerable lands to inherit. Some days after t... ...shonour, I was so badly infected that I am in great danger of dying of the Italian sickness.” The lady, seized with terror, gave vent to the cry of a ... ...aster surgeons advance as a fact, incapable of contradiction, that persons Italianised by this love sickness, lost through it their greatest attractio...

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...is face had the jovial expression which characterizes those of lawyers and notaries in Paris. The dress of these four personages revealed a neatness d... ...was explaining to Godefroid how Mon- sieur Barbet, having lent money to an Italian named Fresconi, the manager of the business, could recover his mone... ... a kind of a Jew, with a score of trades; he was even a part- ner with the Italian who built this barrack to lodge silk- worms.” “So this house is a r... ... but creased like a bit of crumpled paper, resembled that given by the old Italian masters to Saint Joseph. The eyes, of a sea- green, and circled, li...

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...ell; and she had studied the French language, history, geography, English, Italian,— in short, all that constitutes the education of a well-brought- u... ...gious man; you can see him every Sunday in the warden’s pew in our church. Notaries, you know, never give receipts, therefore I could not give you one... ...lapse before the notary will be in a position to repay this money, because notaries invest such trust funds chiefly in mortgages which require a certa... ...“Was one of my first lodgers. It was there she made ac- quaintance with an Italian, a handsome man, and rich, a political refugee, but one of the loft... ...pot of money for madame, for she managed to get im- mense sums out of that Italian. Well, would you believe that when—being just then in great need—I ... ...ose relations to the police, she gave the govern- ment a lot of papers the Italian left about carelessly, on which they expelled him from France.” “We... ...o refund me that money?” “But I told you,” said la Peyrade, stiffly, “that notaries never return on demand the money placed in their hands.” “Does mon...

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...ack the liveries they had given merely for show.” “What spilorceria!—as an Italian would say,” said Don Quixote; “but for all that, consider yourself ... ...carver, the chronicler charged with recording his deeds, and alguacils and notaries enough to form a fair-sized squadron. In the midst marched Sancho ... ...trikes me they are very mischievous.” “This one at least,” said one of the notaries, “your worship will not be able to get rid of, for a great man own... ...prepossessing appearance and a certain gravity of look) “has translated an Italian book into our Spanish tongue, and I am setting it up in type for th... ...e of the book?” asked Don Quixote; to which the author replied, “Senor, in Italian the book is called Le Bagatelle.” “And what does Le Bagatelle impor... ...olid matter in it.” “I,” said Don Quixote, “have some little smattering of Italian, and I plume myself on singing some of Ariosto’s stanzas; but tell ... ...a?” “Body o’ me,” exclaimed Don Quixote, “what a proficient you are in the Italian language! I would lay a good wager that where they say in Italian p...

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...however, wanted to keep her uncle, after the manner of the managers of the Italian Opera, who entreat their popular tenor to wrap up his throat, and g... ...ary almost useless, and the inhabitants had recourse when necessary to the notaries of the chief town of the arrondissement. The juge de paix, named C... ... way of the meadows, the road through which, as lovely as an English or an Italian road, was the pride of its engineer. The abundance of small stones,...

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...hess that she persuaded him to go to T ours and transact business with his notaries. I alone, as she had truly said, knew the dark secret of Clochegou... ...llow tint on that celestial face, which resembled the halo of divine light Italian paint- ers put around the faces of their saints. I felt the icy win... ...le mask, which she puts on or takes off phlegmatically. Pas- sionate as an Italian when no eye sees her, she becomes coldly dignified before the world...

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...luminous. It’s arched roof, brilliant with gold and azure like those of an Italian cathedral, sparkled above my head. Melodies such as the angels sang... ...hat they almost turn my stomach. Pity me; imagine! I pass my evenings with notaries, notaresses, cashiers, provin- cial money-lenders—ah! what a chang... ...y a series of fluted pilasters surmounted by an entablature which hides an Italian roof, from which rise several stone chimneys masked by carved troph...

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... charges Shelton with having translated not from the Spanish, but from the Italian version of Franciosini, which did not appear until ten years after ... ... who, like Garcilaso de la Vega and Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, followed the Italian wars, had brought back from Italy the products of the post-Renaissa... ...e speaks his own tongue I will put him upon my head.” “Well, I have him in Italian,” said the barber, “but I do not un- derstand him.” “Nor would it b... ...ack the liveries they had given merely for show.” “What spilorceria!—as an Italian would say,” said Don Quixote; “but for all that, consider yourself ... ...rver, the chroni- cler charged with recording his deeds, and alguacils and notaries enough to form a fair-sized squadron. In the midst marched Sancho ... ...trikes me they are very mischievous.” “This one at least,” said one of the notaries, “your worship will not be able to get rid of, for a great man own... ...prepossessing appearance and a certain gravity of look) “has translated an Italian book into our Spanish tongue, and I am setting it up in type for th...

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... in the year 1844, a man of sixty or thereabouts, whom anybody might have credited with more than his actual age, was walking along the Boulevard des Italians with his head bent down, as if he were tracking some one. There was a smug expression about the mouth--he looked like a merchant who has just done a good stroke of business, or a bachelor emerging from a boudoir in t...

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... nor Schmucke fared so sumptuously. The dishes were a rapture to think of! Italian paste, delicate of flavor, unknown to the public; smelts fried as n... ... that he thought of it as a deputy-advocate thinks of the silk gown, as an Italian priest thinks of the tiara. It was indeed a wild dream! M. Vitel, t... ...s than anybody else. Bah! I had every soul in Mantes against me—attorneys, notaries, and even the bailiffs. They tried to fasten a quarrel on me. In o... ...urer, is a portrait of a woman; the second, likewise a portrait, is of the Italian School; the third, a Dutch landscape by Breughel; and the fourth, a... ...ending over the dead Christ, in a pieta carved in bas-relief by some great Italian sculptor. The divine effort, the outpouring of one life into anothe... ...cancel the will and make 210 Cousin Pons a new one in the presence of two notaries, everything in due form and order. La Cibot had treated him as a m... ...l old sort, a notary while he walks or sleeps; his children must be little notaries and notaresses. He is a heavy, pedantic creature, and that’s the t... ...ult. And as nobody knows what may happen, everything is sealed up, and the notaries representing either side proceed to draw up an inventory during th... ...it as their opinion that it was hopeless to dispute a will drawn up by two notaries in the presence of two witnesses, so precisely was the instrument ...

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...y peasants who want to produce children to work for them; only brokers and notaries who want a wife’s ‘dot’ to pay for their practice; only miserable ... ...ut are not marriage contracts always made by agree- 29 Balzac ment of the notaries of both families?” The time that Paul took to reply to this questi... ...his love. All three conversed pleasantly while awaiting the arrival of the notaries. This day brought to Paul the first skirmish of that long and wear... ...powers were to be so vitally impor- tant in this solemn encounter, the two notaries, on short, 35 Balzac represent individually the old and the new s... ...e of the olden time. Maitre Mathias was a noble and venerable relic of the notaries, obscure great men, who gave no receipt for the mil- 36 The Marri... ...in the grass somewhere,” answered Solonet, in a low voice, replying to the Italian proverb with a French one. “Why do you make this fuss?” asked Paul,... ...de Marsay and get him to take a box for me at the Bouffons and also at the Italian opera.” “You are very kind; I should never have dared to ask for it... ...your mother- in-law that I shall hear from her the reasons of the hispano- italiano hatred which she feels for you,—for you, one of the best and kinde...

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...ing success of Aretino must not be forgotten, nor the licence of the whole Italian comic theatre of the sixteenth century. The Calandra of Bibbiena, w... ...th ordinary French. It would have been easier in Italy than anywhere else. Italian, from its flexibility and its analogy to French, would have lent it... ... J. Tenhoorn. The name attached to it, Claudio Gallitalo (Claudius French- Italian) must certainly be a pseudonym. Only a Dutch scholar could identify... ...n- troversy, is that Rabelais owed much to one of his contem- poraries, an Italian, to the Histoire Macaronique of Merlin Coccaie. Its author, Theophi... ...elaborately fabri- cated style. It is not dog Latin, but Latin ingeniously italianized, or rather Italian, even Mantuan, latinized. The contrast betwe... ...eers, sequestrators, advocates, inquisitors, jurors, searchers, examiners, notaries, tabellions, scribes, scriveners, clerks, pregnotaries, secondarie...

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...t many, but there is one supreme over the rest; these are called proctors, notaries, and the like. Next to these is an 199 Aristotle officer whose bu... ... king of Ænotria., from whom the people, changing their names, were called Italians instead of AEnotrians, and that part of Eu- rope was called Italy ...

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...ured by the doctor of inflammation of the lungs, had given madame a little Italian greyhound; she took her out walking, for she went out sometimes in ... ...riages. 42 Madame Bovary Chapter Eight T HE CHATEAU, a modern building in Italian style, with two projecting wings and three flights of steps, lay at... ...n seeking a name for her daughter. First she went over all those that have Italian endings, such as Clara, Louisa, Amanda, Atala; 78 Madame Bovary sh... ...arted in on one side and rolled it under like a man’s. She wanted to learn Italian; she bought dictionaries, a gram- mar, and a supply of white paper.... ... that weighed upon me. In an engraver’ s shop on the boulevard there is an Italian print of one of the Muses. She is draped in a tunic, and she is loo... ...min”; and with the utmost coolness she added, “I don’t trust him overmuch. Notaries have such a bad reputation. Perhaps we ought to consult—we only kn...

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... duties. Why need I go gadding into the scenes and philosophy of Greek and Italian history before I have justified myself to my benefactors? How dare ... ...ough all. I remember when in my younger days I had heard of the wonders of Italian painting, I fancied the great pic- tures would be great strangers; ... ...ith his consul’s paper which commends him “To the charitable,” the swarthy Italian with his few broken words of English, the lame pauper hunted by ove... ...t out. If you go into the markets and the custom-houses, the insurers’ and notaries’ offices, the offices of sealers of weights and measures, of inspe...