Bien Cher Papa et Chere Maman: I still continue strong and well, and pray that you and dear Papa are in good health.
Monsieur Le Cure, and all the Brothers embraced "le cher enfant.
And I give you my honour, mon cher Courtenay, that I lost no time in getting back to Arlington Street, and called Dorothy down to tell her.
Blücher having been unhorsed and temporarily incapacitated in a charge, the command and direction of the retreat devolved upon Gneisenau.
He will hold him until he is ready to seize him, while Field-Marshal Blücher takes Paris.
If Napoleon succeeded in his last titanic effort to break that English line, Blücher would be too late.
The way to Paris along the Marne is open, and Blücher is marching on the capital with eighty thousand Russians, Prussians and Bavarians.
Blücher had retreated north to Wavre and was within supporting distance of Wellington.
It pursued Napoleon's idea, his forecast, which owing to the accident to Blücher was wrong!
In fact, neither Blücher nor any of his commanders apprehended any danger whatsoever.
To him, however, on the spot, it seemed proper to leave Blücher for the time being and endeavor to repeat on Schwarzenberg the marvelous tactics of the five days' fight.
Unless night or Blücher came quickly, if Napoleon made that attack and it was not driven back, victory in this struggle of the war gods would finally go to the French.
He viewed the latter with contempt; the former with a certain amount of disdainful approbation, for while Blücher was no strategist and less of a tactician, he was a fighter and a fighter is always dangerous and to be dreaded.
He was absolutely sure that Blücher was retiring to the east, toward Namur.
Napoleon might have pursued Blücher to the bitter end.
But you see, mon cher ami,' he said, `supposing the truth got out to Constantinople!
Au revoir, mon cher ami,' he said grasping my hand warmly.
Footnote B: “I should not do justice to my feelings, or to Marshal Blücher and the Prussian Army, if I did not attribute the success of this arduous day to the cordial and timely assistance I received from them.
As I can foresee that your conditions of peace would not suit me, cher Monsieur, I will not give you time to declare war.
Dyce, fetch me that plank bottom cher to stand on.
Now, honey, can you testify before God and man, that hank'cher ain't yourn?
Well, a lady's hank'cher was found in Marster's room, and it did smell of chloryform.
When Sir Hugh Calverley asked for the freedom of Du Guesclin, he was met by the reply, "Il ne faut pas lâcher ce dogue de Bretagne, si fatal aux Anglais.
Clopin, cher ami, your poor little parakeets are safe for the night, unless monsieur grows desperate and eats them for himself.
The conditions were of your own making, cher ami; we break no rules even among ourselves.
You think they have to do with the hiding of the paper or the pearl, cher ami?
About nine o'clock Wellington and Blücher met at the farmhouse of La Belle Alliance, lately the French headquarters.
But the Prussian generals, Blücher and Gneisenau, the chief of his staff, were not so easily shaken off.
To win the battle he must crush the English army before Blücher joined it; and the English army was still uncrushed.
Blücher with eighty thousand men was himself attacked by Napoleon at Ligny, and after a desperate contest driven back with terrible loss upon Wavre.
Oh, cher Capitaine, I release you from that promise.
Speaking one day of his thinness he remarked that she used to call him mon cher cadavre.
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