His much too ambitiously titled Mélanges Littéraires turn to stories, though stories touched with the polisson brush.
A Greek version of the Physiologus is given by Lauchert and a Latin by Cahier in Mélanges d’Archéologie, Paris, vols.
The religious or mystical conception of time is the subject of an interesting discussion by Hubert et Mauss, Mélanges d'histoire et de religion, p.
Des Menschens Leben ist / Ein kurzes Blühen und ein langes Welken=--The life of man is a short blossoming and a long withering.
Ein langes Hoffen ist süsser, als ein kurzes Ueberraschen=--A long hope is sweeter than a short surprise.
Langes Leben heisst viele überleben=--To live 35 long is to outlive many.
I have given an illustrated description of this remarkable discovery in the Mélanges de l'Ecole française de Rome, tome ix.
But one can read through the two thick volumes which Bonald published under the title of Mélanges littéraires et politiques without coming upon a single page to which the word "fresh" can be applied.
I do not pretend to be a well-read theologian myself, but I say this on the authority of a theological professor of Breda, quoted in the Mélanges Théol.
All this was disclosed a few years ago in the correspondence between Savalette de Langes and the Marquis de Chefdebien referred to in the previous chapter.
But in view of the part which the correspondence of Savalette de Langes shows the Ba'al Shem of London to have played in the background of Freemasonry, it seems more probable that he was the Falk in question.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "langes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
