The temple was now shut up, while Saint-Médard was restored and inaugurated anew with great pomp, numbers of Protestants being sacrificed on the occasion.
Soon afterwards, indeed, a riot provoked by the clergy of Saint-Médard disturbed the service that was being celebrated by Malot in the adjoining temple of the Patriarch.
I then repeated an observation I had made in my first interview with Lord Liverpool, concerning Bédard in particular as the leader of the anti-government party, who has now so committed himself as to render it impossible he be employed.
Of course, Saint Médard was suitably propitiated by solemn expiatory processions and pageantry.
These were Sieur Pierre Esprit Radisson and Sieur Médard Chouart Groseillers, fur traders of Three Rivers, Quebec.
When Radisson returned, he found that his widowed sister had married Médard Chouart Groseillers, a famous fur trader of New France, who had passed his youth as a lay helper to the Jesuit missions of Lake Huron.
Bédard himself declined to accept his release until he had been brought to trial and acquitted {19} of the charge preferred against him.
The request was granted; an hour later the problem was solved, and Bédard was thrust forth from the jail.
He laid himself out to conciliate the French Canadians in every way possible; and he made amends to Bédard for the injustice which he had suffered by restoring him to his rank in the militia and by making him a judge.
Ultimately, since Bédard refused to leave the prison, he was ejected at the point of the bayonet.
Craig afterwards asserted that the arrest of Bédard and his associates was 'a measure of precaution, not of punishment.
Bédard was an excellent mathematician, and was in the habit of whiling away the hours of his imprisonment by solving mathematical problems.
Both Bédard and Parent were citizens of Quebec, and they carried with them the great body of public opinion in the provincial capital.
They sat, as Perion thought, for the last time together, part of an audience before which the Confraternity of St. Médard was enacting a masque of The Birth of Hercules.
Whether Abbot Geoffrey thought Abélard an acquisition or no, there was one man in authority at St. Médard who rejoiced with a holy joy at his advent.
We know, at all events, that in the later period he looked back on the few months spent at St. Médard with a kindly feeling.
But St. Médard was a prison; that sufficed to turn the scale.
Calmeil, of all the medical authors I have consulted, appears to have the most closely studied the various phases of the St.-Médard epidemic.
Ferdinand Denis, the Golden Gospels of St. Médard of Soissons is the most beautiful Carolingian MSS.
Kalvar Dard fitted a javelin to the hook of his throwing-stick.
Kalvar Dard still walked in the lead, his hair and beard flecked with gray, but he no longer carried the heavy rifle; the last cartridge for that had been fired long ago.
Kalvar Dard still led, the heavy rifle cradled in the crook of his left arm and a sack of bombs slung from his shoulder, his eyes forever shifting to right and left searching for hidden danger.
Look at it and see for yourself," Kalvar Dard advised.
Dard was convinced that the beings possessed the rudiments of a language, enough to communicate a few simple ideas, such as the fact that this little tribe of aliens were dangerous in the extreme.
Kalvar Dard and Seldar Glav grabbed the girls and literally threw them through the hatch, into the rocket-boat.
Dard sprang forward--there was no room for him to jump aside--and drew his pistol.
No sooner had the tribe of Kalvar Dard taken the trail, however, than they had been pressing after them.
They were almost upon him when Kalvar Dardpressed in the thumbpiece of the bomb; they were clutching at him when he released it.
Dard was worried about the ledge; if it came to an end, they would all be trapped.
Varnis had watched the burial of her child with blank, uncomprehending eyes, then she had turned to Kalvar Dard and said something that had horrified him more than any wild outburst of grief could have.
Once, when Kalvar Dard and Analea had been scouting alone, they had come upon a dozen of them huddled around a fire and had wiped them out with a single grenade.
An exception at times might be the least auklet (Aethia pusilla) when it feeds on small copepods (see Bédard 1969b).
Bédard (1976) asserted that it is well known that the common murre is quite partial to zooplankton.
On a certain hot day in a certain hot summer, Médard and his friends went a picnicing, when suddenly a storm disturbed their innocent junketings.
Médard is in the Rue Mouffetard, and originally the ground belonged to the abbey of S.
Médard was vindictive in his ways, he compensated us for his downpours by inventing that handy instrument without which life would be unbearable.
Médard into a modern temple of Jupiter, with not much success.
Yet it is difficult to believe that even a poet hard pressed would use dard to Hym to mean 'feared Him'.
And so thenDard told Jacintha; and Jacintha soon had the men into the kitchen and told Rose.
He told Dard to take his coat and throw it over his foot, for here were the young ladies coming.
This ocular demonstration satisfied Jacintha; and she ordered Dard to help her draw the water.
As the latter part of this letter seemed to require a reply, the baroness wrote a polite note, and Jacintha sent Dard to leave it for the commandant at Riviere's lodgings.
Consider," said she, "Monsieur Riviere would not wheel Dard all across the park for amusement.
He bought a light caleche and a powerful horse, and elected factotum Dard his groom.
She could just maintain Dardand herself, and her resources enabled Dard to do so many little odd jobs for love, yet keep his main organ tolerably filled.
Dard and Jacintha had run from the kitchen at the screams.
He bounded over the hedge, and there was Dardhanging over his axe, moaning.
He wrote a few lines in pencil, folded them, and Dard went off with them, little dreaming that the colonel of his brigade was taking the trouble to save his life, because he came from Beaurepaire.
Dame Bédard carried it on her face as plainly marked as the royal emblem on the sign over her head.
I know by long experience with my dear feu Bédard how necessary it is to hold the reins tight over the men.
The gentlemen bowed their thanks, and as Philibert looked up, he saw pretty Zoë Bédard poring over a sheet of paper bearing a red seal, and spelling out the crabbed law text of Master Pothier.
But Dame Bédard settled all surmises by turning to Master Pothier, who stood stiff and upright as became a limb of the law.
Dame Bédard shall call me plaisant Robin if she ever tempts me again to mount her livery horse--'if fools only carried cruppers!
I will be back in the snap of a pen, or in the time Dame Bédard can draw that cup of Cognac, your Honor.
Noyon was made a bishopric in the VI century, when St. Médard translated the see from St. Quentin, before the advance of the Huns and the Vandals.
St. Médard gave the veil to Queen Radegund in the Merovingian cathedral of Noyon.
The market on the place by the old church St-Médard extends up its slope.
The convulsionists of St-Médard were shut up there.
At the close of the century a woman's prison was added, whither went many of the Convulsionists of St. Médard (see p.
Gathon Dard sprang upon the back of a second assassin, hooking his left elbow under the fellow's chin and grabbing the wrist of his knife-hand with his right; the man struggled for an instant, then went limp and fell forward.
As they moved across the patio, Gathon Dard caught snatches of conversations about deals in slaves, and horse trades, about bandit raids and blood feuds, about women and horses and weapons.
Nentrov Dard crushed out his cigar, drank his rum, and got to his feet.
We're having trouble with the locals about all these strangers coming in," Gathon Dard added.
Krador Arv unlocked a small side door, letting Vall, Dalla and Gathon Dard out.
He took his father-in-law by the sleeve and pulled him aside, motioning Gathon Dard and Antrath Alv to follow.
Gathon Dard was on his feet at once; he hurled the wine flagon at the three murderers and leaped across the room.
Skordran Kirv introduced them--Gathon Dard and Krador Arv, special detectives--and asked if anything new had come up.
Our boy's memory-obliterated," Nentrov Dard said, draining his glass and filling it again.
Dard had the kindness to go and purchase him one to quiet him, which, when he saw, he was satisfied, and waited till the morrow to go and see if his brother was at school.
Dard disembarks, and adopts the Wrecks of the Picard Family--M.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
