"Because, mon ange," said he, "you see that these worthy gentlemen, all good men and true, mon only ange, brought me home upon a shutter because they were not able to get any of the doors off of their hinges.

"Because, mon ange," said he, "you see that these worthy gentlemen, all good men and true, mon only ange, brought me home upon a shutter because they were not able to get any of the doors off of their hinges.

Chaix d'Est-Ange, Barrister of Paris (of the Marne).

And now Victor-Ange-Guillaume Grandet wrote to him from Paris, saying: "By the time that this letter is in your hands, I shall cease to exist.

un petit ange à son déshabillé!

He died suddenly at Ruel on the 18th of December 1638; and some years subsequently the Duchesse de Guise having, at her own expense, repaved the choir of the Capuchin church, the tomb of la petite Eminence Grise, as he was familiarly called by the Parisians, was placed beneath that of Père Ange (the Cardinal-Duc de Joyeuse), in front of the steps of the high altar.

Richelieu had caused an eulogistic and lengthy inscription on marble to be affixed to his sepulchre; but the Parisians, who more truly estimated his merits, added others considerably more pungent, among which the most successful was the following: "Passant, n'est-ce pas chose étrange Qu'un démon soit auprès d'un ange?" Le Vassor, vol.

IMPUISSANCE DU PAPE Léon X recevait un jour la visite d'un cardinal qui se plaignait de ce que Michel-Ange l'avait représenté en enfer dans son tableau du jugement dernier.

"Si Michel-Ange, lui dit le pape, vous avait mis en purgatoire, je pourrais vous en tirer; mais il vous a mis en enter: mon pouvoir ne s'étend pas là."

Quelle visite le pape recevait-il?Contre qui le cardinal voulait-il porter plainte?Comment son ennemi l'avait-il représenté?Pourquoi le pape était-il sans puissance contre Michel-Ange?

HASTINGS, ANNETTE JEANNE EBRARD-SAINT-ANGE.

Malaussena, née Marie-Ange Artaud (NK); 10Nov54; R138735. ARTAUD, FERNAND.

ARTAUD, MARIE ANGE.

SEE Malaussena, Marie Ange (Artaud) ARTZYBASHEFF, BORIS, illus.

HASTINGS, ANNETTE JEANNE EBRARD-SAINT-ANGE.

SEE Saint-Ange, Mme.

SAINT-ANGE, ANNETTE JEANNE

SEE Ebrard-Saint-Ange, Annette Jeanne.

SAINT-ANGE, MME.

Hastings, nee Annette Jeanne Ebrard-Saint-Ange & Jacques Ebrard-Saint-Ange (C); 28May56; R171287. SAINT-ANGE, JACQUES EBRARD- SEE Ebrard-Saint-Ange, Jacques.

Hastings, nee Annette Jeanne Ebrard-Saint-Ange & Jacques Ebrard-Saint-Ange (C); 28May56; R171287. SAINT-ANGE, JACQUES EBRARD- SEE Ebrard-Saint-Ange, Jacques.

Hastings, nee Annette Jeanne Ebrard-Saint-Ange & Jacques Ebrard-Saint-Ange (C); 28May56; R171287. SAINT-ANGE, JACQUES EBRARD- SEE Ebrard-Saint-Ange, Jacques.

Hastings, nee Annette Jeanne Ebrard-Saint-Ange & Jacques Ebrard-Saint-Ange (C); 28May56; R171287. SAINT-ANGE, JACQUES EBRARD- SEE Ebrard-Saint-Ange, Jacques.

Tel celui auquel les Grecs ont donné tant de célébrité, et qui, tous les ans, la veille de Pâques, s'opéroit dans l'églisè du Saint-Sépulcre, ou un ange descendoit du ciel pour allumer les cierges: ce qui fournissoit aux chrétiens de la ville un feu nouveau, qui leur étoit communiqué par le patriarche, et qu'ils emportoient réligieusement chez eux.

[Footnote 1: The idea of Voltaire's fable in "Zadig," c. 20, is believed to have been borrowed from Parnell's "Hermit," but Mr. Wright suggests that it was more probably taken from one of the "Contes Devots, de l'Hermite qu'un ange conduisit dans le Siècle," which is published in the "Nouveau Recueil de Fabliaux et Contes."]