The most elegant assembly was that of the Maréchale de Luxembourg; it will be considered later on.
Necker and was told that the Maréchale de Luxembourg, Mme.
The Maréchale de Luxembourg completely fitted up her apartment, the Duc de Choiseul succeeded in getting her an annual pension from the king, and Mme.
The maréchale replied: "Do not force me to count even unto three" (Mme.
Beauvau rivalled that of the Maréchale de Luxembourg; she was mistress of elegance and propriety, an authority on and model of the usages of society.
By the Goncourt brothers, her salon has been given its merited credit: "The most elegant salon was that of the Maréchale de Luxembourg, one of the most original women of the time.
On another occasion, she reproached the Maréchale de Mirepoix for going to see Mme.
Gallantry and beauty were found in the Maréchale de Luxembourg and the Comtesse de Boufflers.
The principal instrument in this affair ought to have been, and was in fact, the Maréchale de Noailles.
The Maréchale de Mirepoix, who had the best head in Madame's council, was the only one who encouraged her.
It is the little Maréchale who prevailed upon her to stay: her keeper (so she called M.
Some of those present believed that the Maréchale Ney was about to receive his homage.
As Marèchale de Schomberg, however, she reappeared at Court, but found Anne of Austria lost to her for ever.
The jealous Isabella is at last persuaded that the Maréchale has robbed her of the attachment of her husband, and appears as a witness against her on the pretended charge of witchcraft and sorcery.
He has promised to the Maréchale to save them from the dangers of the night, and has brought them in safety to his own threshold.
The convent was founded in 1613 by Princesse de Conti and la Maréchale d'Ancre for the Carmes Déchaussés, who hailed from Rome.
The Maréchale de Luxembourg is an authority; there is no point of manners which she does not justify with an ingenious argument.
Will Madame la Maréchale have the kindness to recall my definition?
She was still in this attitude when one of her confidential servants imprudently approached her, and inquired how the melancholy event was to be communicated to the Maréchale d'Ancre?
Marie de Medicis rose from her seat and approached an open window, followed by the Maréchale d'Ancre.
While this unmanly outrage was going on around her, the Maréchale d'Ancre passively permitted her women to fasten her mantle, and to adjust her mask and hood; her thoughts were evidently elsewhere.
If no one can tell the Maréchale that her husband has been killed, let them sing it to her.
Behind Chale, by the outlying Chale Green near the head of the Medina, is reached the tiny village of Kingston with its tiny and picturesquely perched Church, some half-dozen miles south of Newport.
Fourteen vessels in one night are said to have gone ashore on Chale Bay.
But to be short I'll repeat to you one single case which was told to me by Madame la Maréchale de Grancey herself.
The maréchale promised not to neglect this recommendation and inquired after news of the defunct maréchal from the Sylph, who, however, disappeared without giving any reply.
And Madame la Maréchale betimes had paid her respects to a third woman, who also was but little more than a girl.
But Madame la Maréchale appeared to bid her adieu, and Madame la Maréchale looked sharply from one to another, noting especially Bazaine's flush of enthusiasm.
Moreover, the United States was threatening to drive the French from Mexico, and Madame la Maréchale believed it a very good thing for the French to have at their side some of the very men who had held those Yankees back for four long years.
Madame la Maréchale ordered the carriage for them both, as I was leaving there.
He ostentatiously refused to offer thanks for services himself, even to a woman whom he always treated with so much consideration as the Maréchale de Luxembourg.
In 1761 the Maréchale de Luxembourg made efforts to discover Rousseau's children, but without success.
Luxembourg, the Maréchale de, in vain seeks Rousseau's children, i.
The Maréchale de Luxembourg places this squalid dweller in a hovel on her estate in the place of honour at her table, and embraces his Theresa.
We say seemed to suffice, because there was something very remarkable, after all, in the escape of a Montmorency, and particularly one so intimate with the obnoxious Maréchale de Noailles.
And with these words, uttered frigidly, she left the room, the Maréchale looking after her astonished.
I hope that your nephew punished him sharply," La Maréchale interrupted.
He had not proceeded far when the Maréchale sent for Cyrène.
The Maréchale was just then occupying the suite of apartments allotted to her in the Palace, and there Jude waited impatiently until half-past three before the young widow arrived in her boudoir accompanied by her maid.
It was night before he discovered her whereabouts, for she was at a ball, accompanying the Maréchale de Noailles, chief lady of honour of the Queen.
Because she is poor she is passed about in the family, sometimes as lady of honour to the Princess, sometimes to the Maréchale de Noailles, her grand-aunt.
De Vigny, who had not yet ventured anything at the theatre but his version of Othello, to which I referred in its right place, was about to make his real entry in the Maréchale d'Ancre.
As a matter of fact, the Maréchale d'Ancre was not resumed until eight or ten days later.
Only two causes kept me still in Paris: the first production of the Maréchale d'Ancre and the début of Henry Monnier.
The Maréchale d'Ancre is more of a novel than a play; the plot, so to speak, is too complicated in its corners and too simple in its middle spaces.
The Maréchale d'Ancre held its own and had quite a good run.
All readers of history are familiar with the celebrated trial of the Maréchale d'Ancre, who was executed in Paris in the year 1617.
The poor Maréchale had never known one better than this.
He ought to have begun his intrigue with the Maréchale with brutal directness and refused Hussonnet the very first day.
He would get rich; he would crush the Maréchale and everyone else with his luxury.
The Maréchale uttered an exclamation of joy on seeing him again.
He got the Maréchale to go away, and concealed Madame Dambreuse, pretending that his mother was coming up to Paris.
In short, the Maréchale wanted to see him; she was waiting for an answer, her letter having travelled from Paris to Nogent.
Then Frederick asked her how the Maréchale was going on.
The Maréchale appeared in her petticoat, and her hair hanging down her back in disorder.
Although a little annoyed at the discovery, he pretended to laugh at it; and the allusion to the Maréchale brought back the Vatnaz to his recollection.
Through devotion to the Maréchale he, however, submitted to the ordeal, and stepped forward.
Now the Maréchale did not give herself much bother about ascertaining who was going to pay, and, preferring to screw money out of Arnoux for things of a more urgent character, had not even spoken to him on the subject.
No allusion was made to his article, which he was sorry, however, for having written, as the Maréchale had sharply reprimanded him on account of it.
Frederick gave the Maréchale his arm, and they strolled along through the streets together.
I cannot finish my list without adding a much more common character--but more complete in its kind than any of the foregoing, the Maréchale de Luxembourg.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chale" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
