Cosmo de Med´ici (1389-1464).

Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautic Exp COV´ERLEY (Sir Roger de), a member of an hypothetical club, noted for his modesty, generosity, hospitality, and eccentric whims; most courteous to his neighbors, most affectionate to his family, most amiable to his domestics.

What would Sir Roger de Coverley be without his follies and his charming little brain-cracks?

CURÉ DE MEUDON, Rabelais, who was first a monk, then a leech, then prebendary of St. Maur, and lastly curé of Meudon (1483-1553).

CURRER BELL, the nom de plume of Charlotte Brontê, author of Jane Eyre [Air] (1816-1855).

duc de Normandie (1087-1134).

[Illustration] Mons. de Lauzun, the favorite of Louis XIV., owed his fortune to his grace in dancing in the king's quadrille.

Beatrice Portina'ri married Simon de Bardi, and died at the age of 24; Dante was a few months older.

DE L'EPÈE (Abbe).

This is one of the three tragic stories of the Irish, which are: (1) The death of the children of Touran (regarding Tuatha de Danans); (2) the death of the children of Lear or Lir, turned into swans by Aoife; (3) the death of the children of Usnach (a "Milesian" story).

D'ÉON DE BEAUMONT (Le Chevalier), a person notorious for the ambiguity of his sex; said to be the son of an advocate.

He defeated the Comte de l'Isle at Bergerac, reduced Perigord, took the castle of Auberoche, in Gascony, overthrew 10,000 French with only 1000, taking prisoners nine earls and nearly all the barons, knights, and squires (1345).

DIAN'A DE LASCOURS, daughter of Ralph and Louise de Lascours, and sister of Martha, alias Ogari'la.

DIAN'A DE LASCOURS, daughter of Ralph and Louise de Lascours, and sister of Martha, alias Ogari'la.

Diana was betrothed to Horace de Brienne, whom she resigns to Martha.

"Sire," said de Gâtinais, "it is a lemon which has fallen from one of the trees.

Manuel had, of course, no knowledge of generalship, but King Ferdinand sent the Conde de Tohil Vaca as Manuel's lieutenant.

Therefore it suffices to report that there was much killing and misery everywhere, and that in June, upon Corpus Christi day, the Conde de Tohil Vaca was taken, and murdered, with rather horrible jocosity which used unusually a heated poker, and Manuel's forces were defeated and scattered.

It was a British stronghold before the Conquest, when it was given by William the Conqueror to Roger de Montgomery, who built the castle which stands on the narrow isthmus leading to the town.

The castle was probably built before the time of Edward I. Here Simon de Montfort surrendered the castle to Llewelyn.

It was a crown manor before the Conquest, and was given by William the Conqueror to Serlo de Burgh, a Norman baron, by whom the stately castle was first erected.

FELS, MARTHE DE. Poussin.

SEE Saint Exupery, Antoine de. GILKYSON, WALTER.

Het, onze Vader met de geestelijke vertolking uit het Christian Science leerboek (Science and health with key to the Scriptures) Translators: Marie Hartman, Anna Schroot & Baroness Herminie Mackay.

Madame De Warens.