Rémusat tried to like his post, and to esteem the man who had conferred it on him.
Rémusat and I were incapable of the sort of devotion that he required, a devotion claiming the sacrifice both of personal inclinations and of those convenances which he despised.
Rémusat the harsh, icy tone which was always a mark of his displeasure.
Rémusat foresaw them even more clearly than I did.
Rémusat sent me at this period some rather curious details of the life of the Milanese.
Rémusat who could understand him, disclosed to him the political views with which the victories of our armies inspired him.
Rémusat received orders to repair to Strasburg, and there to prepare the Imperial lodgings; and the Empress declared so decidedly her intention of following her husband that it was settled she should go to Strasburg with him.
Rémusat started for Milan, in charge of the regalia and the crown diamonds, which were to be used at the coronation.
Rémusat held himself entirely aloof from all these matters; but, where ambition is concerned, the probable is always the true in the belief of dwellers in a court.
Rémusat found himself exposed to continual envy, and as it were at war with these personages.
Rémusat wrote to me that, pending the arrival of the Court, he was leading a tolerably quiet life.
Rémusat loved and married Mademoiselle Claire de Vergennes: “The society of Aix, a city in which nobles dwelt and a parliament assembled, was of the brilliant order.
On the return journey to Malmaison Josephine confessed to Madame de Rémusat her fears that Bonaparte's will was unalterably fixed: "I have done what I could, but I fear his mind is made up.
The sensation of horror which it caused can be gauged by the mental agony of Madame de Rémusat and of others who had hitherto looked on Bonaparte as the hero of the age and the saviour of the country.
These are both in the Mongol language, and according to Abel Rémusat and other authorities, in the Uighúr character, the parent of the present Mongol writing.
Rémusat was the Government candidate for a deputyship vacant in the Paris representation.
Charles de Rémusat (son of the lady who has given her memoirs to the world).
Rémusat eventually appeared in 1845; it contains a masterly exposition of Abélard's teaching and his scholastic philosophy.
Rémusat and spent three evenings at the house of Madame Récamier for that purpose.
This work was published after the death of the Comte de Rémusat in 1878, by his son Paul.
Without troubling himself about the theory of Induction, as De Rémusat has pointed out, he contented himself with applying to its use the precepts of common-sense and a sagacious perception of the circumstances in which it was to be employed.
Rémusat goes on to remark that Lao-tse had really rendered this Hebrew name more accurately than the Greeks, because he had preserved the aspiration of the second syllable, which was lost in Greek.
Charles de Rémusat finely remarks on their varying moods, "The despotism which makes a constant show of prosperity gives men little fortitude to meet adversity.
Many of the beauties of the time did their best to confirm him in this good opinion of himself, and as Madame de Rémusat says of him, he in his court was not unlike the Grand Turk in his harem.
At the time Madame de Rémusat wrote to her husband: "Poor creatures that we are, how restless we are on this sandhill, and too often only to hasten our end!
Rémusat with fresh sorrow that in all probability his absence would be prolonged.
Rémusat sent orders, through me, for the performance of various pieces containing appropriate passages at the theatres.
Count de Rémusat writes: “My father, who was then First Chamberlain, was appointed to receive the Spanish Bourbons at Fontainebleau.
Rémusat thought with me respecting my proper line of conduct.
Rémusat bethought himself of enlivening the concerts by a sort of representation of the pieces of music that were executed in the Emperor’s presence.
Rémusat had all these arrangements under his charge, and it was no petty matter either, for the Emperor was extremely particular and exacting in regard to the most trivial details.
Rémusat were of service to us; a few words let us perceive that we were held in increased esteem.
Rémusat to employ these morning visits in giving him an account of all that was said or done at Court or in the city; but my husband invariably declined the task, and persevered in his determination with praiseworthy obstinacy.
Rémusat brought me into a closer acquaintance with him.
Rémusat could easily get to Saint Cloud, and there they passed a happy and peaceful summer.
Rémusat returned to the palace to superintend the play that was to be performed.
Rémusat died before his work was published, and his translation of the travels of Fahian, edited by M.
Rémusat wrote to China to procure, if possible, a complete copy of Hiouen-thsang's works.
Hiouen-thsang's name had first been mentioned in Europe by Abel Rémusat and Klaproth.
I asked Paul de Rémusat to get me an audience with M.
The truth was that, as Rémusat says, ‘if Bernard had not prepared for debate, he had made every preparation for the verdict.
Rémusat thinks it was probably during this period that he studied under Roscelin, but there is now little room for doubt that his intercourse with the famous nominalist falls in the earlier years.
One does not see why Rémusat and others should deny him any acquaintance with it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "musat" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
