Madame Jules Simon were the first amongst a long list of notabilities to pay a visit of condolence to the family.
The house was filled, all the notabilities of Paris being present, while the poet himself also appeared for a short time.
So is London, in the course of the season, the congress of nearly all the performing musical notabilities of Europe.
The musical notabilities of town always muster in full force at the Philharmonic.
The adult voters meeting in their several districts were to choose one-tenth of their number, this tenth being named the Notabilities of the Commune.
This Grand Elector was to nominate two Consuls, one for peace, the other for war; they were to nominate the Ministers of State, who in their turn selected the agents of power from the list of Notabilities of the Nation.
Of all this motley company of notabilities there were two whose visits seemed to have been indefinitely prolonged.
When Petitjean, the pedler, and his wife drove in under the Gothic sign, the huge lumbering vehicle was as quickly surrounded as when any of the neighboring notabilities arrived in emblazoned chariots.
He loved European life, and had many friends among the notabilitiesof English society.
Mrs. Charles Eames, wife of a well-known lawyer, was one of the notabilities of Washington.
Their hospitality was proverbial, and at their entertainments one was sure to meet the notabilitieswho from time to time visited the now reviving town.
At a time when she was entertaining Kings and notabilities in her own house--and be sure they would all be decked in their finery--to have to appear in such a garment!
So many nationalities are to be represented at the ceremony of the "Balkan Settlement," and so many Kings and Princes and notabilities of all kinds are coming, that we must all take care not to make any mistakes.
The following is a list of the notabilities that were in command of the army that was to serve as the posse of Marshal Donaldson, David R.
In answer to the above appeal 1,500 men, mostly from Missouri, encamped around Lawrence, under such notabilities as Maj.
All the notabilities come this morning to "Little Dombey," for which we have let one hundred and thirty stalls, which local admiration of local greatness considers very large.
Small town rivalries were fomented to annoy the notabilities of the congregation by means of attacks upon the measures and the men they favored.
All the royal personages and the notabilities who were the guests of France during the Exhibition of 1878 came to see me.
I begged Duquesnel to send telegrams at once to all the notabilities who had been so obliging.
Lovers of France and French art, in order to reply to his abusive attack, unyoked my horses, and my sleigh was almost carried by an immense crowd, among which were the deputies and notabilities of the city.
Some enterprising person proposed that she should go and beg it at the house of a banker who was giving a grand ball that night, and at which all the wealthy notabilities of the town were to be present.
The greater part of the literary memories of Vauxhall Gardens cluster round these gaily painted boxes from which, at some moment of their careers, most of the notabilities of the day had taken their view of 'many-coloured life.
Accustomed to receive much company at Troyes, where the receiver-general reigned supreme, she now opened her salon to the notabilities of the liberal party in Arcis.
Messieurs, it was not I who made that proposal for parliamentary usage; nevertheless I can conceive that an assemblage of some sixty notabilities of Champagne needs a chairman to guide it; for no flock can get on without a shepherd.
He also is henceforth among the notabilities of his generation.
They die fast, and disappear: the Notabilities of France disappear, one after one, like lights in a Theatre, which you are snuffing out.
In this wide space were gathered the cars for the procession, and the notabilities who were to meet the Prince, and the camera men who were to snap him.
About the landing-stage itself, the landing-stage where the new Americans and the notabilities land, there was a wide space, kept clear by the police.
I need not enumerate the celebrated literary personages and other notabilities whom Emerson met in England and Scotland.
During the Revolution, at each new parliamentarian, popular or military coup d'état the notabilitiesof the vanquished party were always excluded from office and generally outlawed.
As we walked by the softly- lapping sea, all the notabilities of Namelesston, who are for ever going up and down with the changelessness of the tides, passed to and fro in procession.
Are we not nightly persuaded, as they daily are, that we associate preposterously with kings and queens, emperors and empresses, and notabilities of all sorts?
There were other notabilities of the neighbourhood with whom the family of a liberal-minded schoolmaster might not come much in contact, ex-Lord Mayors, knights, and professional veterans.
We have here a sketch, half satirical, half in earnest, of official work and ways, with one or two personages that can be easily identified from among the provincial notabilities of twenty years ago.
Would you like to realize a dream of some magnificent pageant, in which the great notabilities of all the earth take a share?
We also meet him in town, surrounded by illustrious friends, and we find Goldsmith, Garrick, and other notabilities corresponding with the kindly and generous caricaturist during his sojourns at his country seat.
Nevertheless, for better or for worse, all came out for the edification of the notabilities who ranged themselves on one side or the other of the contending parties.
A shudder of horror went through the notabilities of Sarrio.
The speech continued half an hour longer, amid the increasing enthusiasm of the audience, when one of the notabilities on the platform thought that his throat must be dry, and that it was time to give him a glass of sugared water.
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