Our dear F. Passavant had given us a letter of introduction to Auguste Borel, a man of few words, but of a remarkably weighty and sweet spirit, who received us with the greatest affection.

On the 27th, continues the Diary, A. Borel conducted us to a meeting with some interior persons, about three miles from town.

On the 29th they went to Berne, and the following morning walked over to Wabern, where some of A. Borel's friends resided, who received them with open arms.

They went to Locle under the conduct of A. Borel, whose "kindness exceeded all description.

This morning (2 mo. 5,) writes J.Y., Mary Anne Calame and her friend Zimmerling, with A. Borel, accompanied us two leagues to the ferry, and saw us safe over into France.

From Le Mans drew Earl Borel, and from Brittany Earl Hoel.

Cador and Borel led the first company, and were the vanguard of the host.

When Cador and Borel were in the net, the Romans sallied forth from their hiding.

He thrust his lance head through Borel's throat, so that the point came out at his neck.

Borel fell from his horse, for he was sped.

'Here is Borel, the second cook, at the door.

How many pullets to-day, Borel?' 'Ah, Monsieur de Meneval, it is heartrending,' cried the cook.

SEE Borel, Marguerite Appell.

Daniel Joseph Boorstin (A); 5Aug68; R441220. BOREL, EMILE.

Mme Emile Borel, nee Marguerite Appell (W); 4Oct68; R445118.

BOREL, MME EMILE.

SEE Borel, Marguerite Appell.

BOREL, MARGUERITE APPELL.

SEE Borel, Emile.

By Emile Borel.

The love of Julie Borel.

The love of Julie Borel.

The love of Julie Borel.

By Emile Borel.

The archbishop having told him that two kings could not be, regularly, created in one and the same year, he immediately showed a letter sent by Borel, duke of inner Spain, proving that that duke requested help against the barbarians. . . .