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... of the torrent (often dry) that flows through this valley, which is closely shut in between two parallel mountain barriers, above which the peaks of Savoy and of Dauphine tower on every side....

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...y shut in between two parallel mountain barriers, above which the peaks of Savoy and of Dauphine tower on every side. All the scenery of the country t... ...f, which has a peculiar appearance, denotes the nearness of the borders of Savoy, where it is very common. The valley is wide at this particular point... ... several of these unfortunate creatures transported over to Aiguebelle, in Savoy, by night. There are a great many of them there, and they were certai... .... He sells them in other cantons, and even sends them into Switzerland and Savoy. So long as the quality and the low prices can be maintained, here ar... ...ized them, and last year we held our three fairs. They are known as far as Savoy as the Shoe Fair and the Hat Fair. “The head clerk of a notary in Gre... ...hree thousand feet above the level of the Mediterranean; we shall see over Savoy and Dauphine, and the mountain ranges of the Lyonnais and Rhone. We s... ... hills to the south, the eye sees French Maurienne, Dauphine, the crags of Savoy , and the far-off mountains of the Lyonnais. Genestas was gazing from... ... Europe, and she was at the brink of death when I found her on the road to Savoy. If I were to tell you how I cured that young lady, you would take me... ...cross the Rhone, all by himself, in a little boat, to take shoes over into Savoy; he makes good his retreat, heavy laden as he is, to some inaccessibl...

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... the time to play twenty question. I just interrupted a dinner date at the Savoy to give you a message and if you will excuse me; Rachael awaits.” Th... ...ou will excuse me; Rachael awaits.” The little rodent zips off. 152 “The Savoy!” I’m repulsed by the thought. “The bloody things in my biscuits.” “...

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...s, the patriarch John Calecas, and the powerful and cunning empress mother Anne of Savoy. The Serb king Dusan wavered between support and rejectio...

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... That vignette became the basis of a short story, “Talking Cabbage Heads,” about an idealist working produce in a Nature's-type grocery, published at Savoy online in 1999. Years later, that short story was the springboard for The Wire Donkey. Ocean's life experience is tempered by an encounter with an older woman, a thirty-ish surfer named Cris. They go to Central Orego...

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...ine, the first King Charles’s sister. At Mindelsheim, the famous Prince of Savoy came to visit our commander, all of us crowding eagerly to get a sigh... ...’s army, and a sol- emn day of thanksgiving held in our own; the Prince of Savoy’s compliments coming to his Grace the Captain-General during the day’... ...ook Two when she cuts it. In the hour of battle I have heard the Prince of Savoy’s officers say, the Prince became possessed with a sort of warlike fu... ...to a woody hill, round the base of which, and acting against the Prince of Savoy, were forty of his squadrons. Here was a village that the Frenchmen h... ...orse especially, and on our right wing of Imperialists under the Prince of Savoy, who could neither advance his artillery nor his lines, the ground be... ...m, the Bavarian Elector and the Marechal Villeroy, over whom the Prince of Savoy had gained the famous victory of Chiari. What Englishman or Frenchman... ...Bavarian Elector’s service, and on a mission to his Highness the Prince of Savoy. Y ou can keep a secret I know from old times.” “Captain von Holtz,” ... ...l Highness, come to negotiate ex- change of prisoners with his Highness of Savoy.” ’Twas well known that very many officers in our army were well-affe... ...om the Mozelle, and then there was no more shilly-shallying. The Prince of Savoy always signalized his arrival at the army by a great feast (my Lord D...

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...ent, arrested. MONTELIMART, covenant sworn at. MONTESQUIOU, General, takes Savoy. MONTGAILLARD, on captive Queen, on September Massacres. MONTMARTRE, ... ... Prussians. SAVONNIERES, M., de, Bodyguard, October Fifth, loses tem- per. SAVOY, occupied by French. SECHELLES, Herault de, in National Convention, l...

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... all their conquests and booty of Flanders disgorged. As for the Prince of Savoy, with whom our Commander-in-Chief, for reasons of his own, consorted ... ...tion was as eager for peace as ever it had been hot for war. The Prince of Savoy came amongst us, had his audience of the Queen, 59 Thackeray and got... ... 68 Henry Esmond – Book Three gentleman-usher’s horror when the Prince of Savoy was in- troduced to her Majesty in a tie-wig, no man out of a full- b... ...o was allied to her by yet stronger ties of nature and duty; the Prince of Savoy, and the boldest of that party of the Whigs, were for bringing the yo...

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...g members of the procession had taken their places. Archbishop Boniface of Savoy was there, old age ennobling 34 The Prince and the Page a countenanc... ... the Prince. “We will send in search of him as soon as we have reached the Savoy.” The Savoy Palace had been built for Queen Eleanor’s ob- noxious unc... ...ace had been built for Queen Eleanor’s ob- noxious uncle, Prince Thomas of Savoy, and had recently been purchased by the Queen herself, as a wedding g...

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...h out the idea. I rambled about in this manner till I got to Confignon, in Savoy, at about two leagues distance from Geneva. The vicar was called M. d... ...f en- graving for that to furnish my resource, and had I been more expert, Savoy was too poor a country to give much encour- agement to the arts. The ... ...children; her husband was a Piedmontese, but I always believed her to be a Savoyard, as I could have no conception that a native of Piedmont could spe... ...to me, and therefore wished to retain. Among others, I sometimes visited a Savoyard abbe, M. Gaime, who was tutor to the Count of Melarede’s children.... ...ived that the honest M. Gaime was, in a great measure, the original of the Savoyard Vicar; prudence only obliging him to deliver his sentiments, on ce... ..., and the water of our fountain, we should be maintained through Piedmont, Savoy, France, and indeed, all the world over. There was no end to our proj... ...- egance. She had been brought up with polite company, and coming young to Savoy, by associating with people of the best fashion, had lost the affecte... ...ay the Spaniards play at chess, and when I read that anecdote of a duke of Savoy, who turned himself round, while on a journey, to cry out ‘a votre go... ...with M. Gaime, I formed from these two worthy priests the character of the Savoyard Vicar, and flatter myself the imitation has not dis- honored the o...

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...iding the forces of his en- emies, and secretly entered into a treaty with Savoy. The con- ditions were, that every place belonging to Savoy which had... ...e between Monseigneur the Duc de Bourgogne and the daughter of the Duke of Savoy, when she became twelve years of age. In the mean time she was to be ... ...e de Maintenon, who scarcely ever quitted his side, the house- hold of the Savoy Princess. The persons selected for the of- fices in that household we... ...t her away again. But to go back again to the household of the Princess of Savoy. Dangeau was made chevalier d’honneur. He owed his suc- cess to his g... ...t of Madame d’O to be lady of the palace. The household of the Princess of Savoy being completed, the members of it were sent to the Pont Beauvosin to... ...the day for the marriage of the Duc de Bourgogne to the young Princesse de Savoy. He an- nounced that on that occasion he should be glad to see a magn... ...d prosperity. People were astonished this year, that while the Princess of Savoy was at Fontainebleau, just before her marriage, she was taken several... ... blame for what had happened. Soon the new mistress ruled all the Court of Savoy, whose sovereign was at her feet as before a goddess. She disposed of... ... Prince of the Soglio. She was also on very good terms with the Duchess of Savoy, and with the Queen of Portugal. The Cardinal d’Estrees, also, was kn...

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...Count Galgenstein at Birmingham, to Mr. Murfey at the “Golden Ball” in the Savoy, or Mr. Bates at the “Blew Anchor in Pickadilly.” But Captain W ood, ... ... in a fine historical style; with an account of Lambeth, W estminster, the Savoy, Baynard’s Castle, Arundel House, the Temple; of Old London Bridge, w... ...n, petermen, hebbermen, trawlermen; of the fleet of barges that lay at the Savoy steps; and of the long lines of slim wherries sleeping on 158 Cather...

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...r CADE, with his company .] CADE: So, sirs: now go some and pull down the Savoy; others to the inns of court; down with them all. DICK: I have a s...

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...o signature. “Lady Agnes Orme, Hyde Park Place. Impossible to-night, dining Haddon. Opera to-morrow, promised Fritz, but could do play Wednesday. Will...

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...ously cleared the air, and the recent great speech of General Smuts at the Savoy Hotel 36 In the Fourth Year is probably only the first of a series o...

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...he Regiment de Conde, and had already seen two battles and three sieges in Savoy, and now had only leave of absence for the winter before rejoining hi... ...then through the grating, and the marriage had taken place while he was in Savoy last autumn. He knew his brother-in-law a little better, having been ... ...o prone. My countryman, Marlborough, and the little truant Abbe, Eugene of Savoy, were not then the leaders of the opposite armies; but at the head of... ...The regiment sent by the Cardinal to occupy the place was Prince Thomas of Savoy’s gendarmes, and as of course they loved such generals as T urenne an...

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...plains of Bresse, of which fat county, sometime prop- erty of the house of Savoy, it was the modest capital. The blue masses of the Jura give it a cre... ... she had had the care. She married in 1501 Philibert the Handsome, Duke of Savoy, to whom the province of Bresse belonged, and who died two years late...

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... present—name, Hampson—’ ‘Why, weren’t you one of the first violins at the Savoy fif- teen years back?’ asked Siegmund. They chatted awhile about musi... ...found an acquaintance even here?’ ‘A fellow who was quite close friends in Savoy days; he made me feel queer-sort of Doppelgänger, he was.’ Helena gla...

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.... At this time there stood in the Strand, in Lon don, a palace called the Savoy, which was given up to the captive King of France and his son for the... ...o better—that he came back of his own will to his old palace prison of the Savoy, and there died. There was a Sovereign of Castile at that time, calle... ...ers in Lambeth Palace; they destroyed the Duke of Lancaster’s Palace, the Savoy, in the Strand, said to be the most beautiful and splendid in England... ... They were so angry with one man, who was seen to take a silver cup at the Savoy Palace, and put it in his breast, that they drowned him in the river,... ...t so fond of her but that he soon proposed to marry the Dowager Duchess of Savoy; and, soon afterwards, the widow of the King of Castile, who was rav ...

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...you, Italy is his foremost thought. The Star of Italy sits on the Cross of Savoy.” Ammiani kept his eyelids modestly down. “T en thousand to plead for... ...r carriage on the Ponte del Po -’Viva il Re d’Italia!’ waving the cross of Savoy. As I have previously assured you, no woman is Republican. The demons... ...iedmontese were wretched. He was enamoured of the gallantly of the Duke of Savoy, who had saved the right wing of the army from rout while covering th... ...a resolution. Question—Shall we second the King of Sardinia, Piedmont, and Savoy? If so, let us set this pumpkin, called Milan, on its legs. I shall b...

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...iers?… I remember that soon after the outbreak of the war I lunched at the Savoy Hotel in London when it was crammed with Americans suddenly swept out...