As they were sitting together at the table, Mr. P., having mentally rubbed up his knowledge of the French language, addressed his companion thus: "Avez-vous le chapeau de mon frere?

Chapeau gris à queue de lièvre.

His dark blue coat, buttoned to his chin, his sash, his belt and gilt sword, his chapeau-bras with flowing plume, set off his manly form.

I recognize my knee-breeches, my stockings, my chapeau, my waistcoat!"

On his head, his old white hat had taken the place of the fashionable chapeau.

Un chapeau.

Campaign hat (United States) Un (chapeau de) feutre.

The coffin was covered with a flag, and upon it lay his chapeau, gauntlets, sash, and sword.

The "king owes his throne to him;" he can "trace his pedigree to Pepin;" his youngest son is "sure of a mitre;" he is too noble "to pay taxes;" the very priests share their tithes with him; the country was made for his "hunting-ground;" and, therefore, as Béranger says: Chapeau bas! chapeau bas! Gloire au marquis de Carabas!

The "king owes his throne to him;" he can "trace his pedigree to Pepin;" his youngest son is "sure of a mitre;" he is too noble "to pay taxes;" the very priests share their tithes with him; the country was made for his "hunting-ground;" and, therefore, as Béranger says: Chapeau bas! chapeau bas! Gloire au marquis de Carabas!

" I laughed, when an organman paus'd in mid-air ('Twas an air that I happened to know, By a great foreign maestro)expressly to stare At ze gent wiz ze joli chapeau.

was a mere ape of Napoleon I. That is, that he had, as the politician says, in "L'Aiglon," "le petit chapeau, mais pas la tête"; that he was merely a bad imitation.

" "Elle mit son plus beau chapeau, son chapeau bleu" ... and then?

" "Elle mit son plus beau chapeau, son chapeau bleu" ... and then?

Demain, dès ton réveil, arrange-les dans une jolie corbeille ronde, mets ton chapeau nef, et va les lui porter.

Thus we have the Lloyd George cravate, the Wilson gilet and the "Bonarlaw" chapeau melon.

Et le chapeau d'argent de cette sainte Vierge!

Le coup passa si près que le chapeau tomba Et que le cheval fit un écart en arrière.

" "Elle mit son plus beau chapeau, son chapeau bleu" ...and then?

'Une Femme Sauvage, qui vit Madame de Marson en peine, lui en demanda la cause, & l'ayant apprise, lui dit, après y avoir un peu rêvé, de ne plus se chagriner, que son Epoux reviendroit tel jour et à telle heure, qu'elle lui marqua, avec un chapeau gris sur la tête.

I will only pound the watch in my mortarburn the mouchoir in my lamp, and make a pudding in the chapeau.

#chapeau#, m., hat.

The young lady was very beautifula superb figure, flowing locks, surmounted by a helm-like black satin chapeau, amid whose white plumes the wind played; fine limbs, so closely enwrapped by a black silk mantle that their exquisite form was made manifest, and great free eyes, calmly looking down into the great free world.

tu me soumets; je suis presque timide; ma familiarité n'oseroit s'apprivoiser avec toi; j'ai toujours envie d'ôter mon chapeau de dessus ma tête, et, quand je te tutoie, il me semble que je joue: enfin j'ai un penchant à te traiter avec des respects qui te feroient rire.

OTER MON CHAPEAU.