Their Joyeatse Entree is nothing but a mass of impertinent privilege; which Christina herself could not desire to concede," cried Joseph.
Yes, your majesty, but the Joyeuse Entree exacts that the people of Brabant shall be tried in their own country," said Prince Kaunitz, with a shrug.
Had you undermined the Joycuse Entree by degrees, it would have fallen of itself.
I made use of this opportunity to inaugurate, as it were, my entree into the musical world in a festive manner.
Notwithstanding manners of incorrigible effrontery which characterized their clique, the ladies always received them with marked expressions of pleasure, and the entree of the "first circle" was certainly theirs.
Really they had never eaten anything like that entree before, and would their host mind telling them the recipe?
Among the dishes was an entree so savoury, so succulent, so entirely satisfying to the palate of an epicure, that the Circassians, like the simple children of nature that they were, sent back their plates again and again for more.
I am wondering how you will meet what seems to me a more humiliating rôle, when you are sent out by an editor to gain an entree to some person who does not wish to be interviewed.
Her employer had sent her to the house, telling her to obtain an entree by fair means or foul; and as she was well dressed and quiet in manner, she was not repulsed by an amiable hostess.
To others, it represented a recognized state of probation before their re-entree into civilization again.
His triumphal entree into the world of civilization and fashion was secure.
Let us put a complex entree into a simple old gentleman; let us not put a simple entree into a complex old gentleman.
It was agreed that five Adelie penguins or ten Cape pigeons' eggs made a good tasty entree to the monotonous ration.
And at the entree of that temple, toward the west, is the zate that is clept Porta speciosa.
And aftre fro Cipre men gon be see, and leven Jerusalem and alle the contree on the left hond, onto Egypt, and arryven at the cytee of Damyete, that was wont to be fulle strong, and it sytt at the entree of Egypt.
Several Royal carriages followed, all the women in smart clothes, and the men in uniform, as the Queen was to make her formal Jubilee entree into Windsor on leaving London after the fete.
They were received in a small palace outside of Moscow,[4] as the Emperor makes his formal entree into the town to-morrow only.
For so long now we have made our entree together into the Throne Room: he holding my hand and both of us making a deep bow and curtsey at the door, that we have become quite like puppets.
It was, like the Joyeuse Entree of Brabant, merely a declaration of rights, many of which had previously existed; but it gave these rights the sanction and authority of written law.
A squadron of dragoons were drawn up between the Brodhuis and the Hotel de Ville, and the States were informed that the Joyeuse Entree of Brabant was suppressed.
The seminary at Louvain was closed, and the Joyeuse Entree was restored.
The Joyeuse Entree had been infringed, they said; and soon, not only in Brabant, but in every part of Belgium, people were talking about their rights.
Footnote 31: The text of the Joyeuse Entree of Jeanne and Wencelas is given by Abbe Nameche, vol.
Werre at his biginning hath so greet an entreeand so large, that every wight may entre whan him lyketh, and lightly finde werre.
A map, entitled Entree du Lac ou on a laisse le Sr.
It would be worth a great deal to an ambitious man to gain an entree into some of these famous Westbury homes.
But my dear sir," Monmouth protested, "what are athletic clubs in Madison to do with those who have the entree to Meadowbrook?
With the older man's influence, Gorki succeeded in obtaining the entree to the St. Petersburg magazines; and while the Russian critics were at a loss how to regard the new genius, the public went wild.
My entree occasioned no little confusion, but I knew well how to remedy that.
My mother's introductions had procured me the entree of the best French houses; and to them, therefore, my evenings were usually devoted.
In truth, I only waited for my entree into the House, to fix my eye and grasp upon the very situation that nobleman coveted for himself.
Athos and D'Artagnan meet once more at the Hostelry of the Corne du Cerf The king of England made his entree into Dover with great pomp, as he afterwards did in London.
Age of Twenty-Two It has been seen, by the account we have endeavored to give of it, that the entree of King Louis XIV.
My brother-in-law's mother lived at Crespy, so I had a readyentree into the society of that little town.
