Per amur da Dieu, et per il Christian poevel, et noss 5.

Dieu savair et podair m'duna, shi salvaro ei 5.

" "Mon Dieu," my father murmured.

And Mademoiselle" he hesitated an instant"would you think it insolent if I said I sometimes wishedMon Dieu, Mademoiselle, do not take it so.

And then he became vague and sentimental, bemoaning his own age and consequent inactivity, and finally went away with brimming eyes and the dubiously expressed hope that le bon Dieu would fight on the right side.

It was during this reign that some ingenious person discovered that the words LOUIS TREIZIÈME, ROY DE FRANCE ET DE NAVARRE, exactly gave this anagram, ROY TRÈS-RARE, ESTIMÉ DIEU DE LA FAUCONNERIE.

For the payment of debts ..................... 10,000 " Total ..................... 131,000 " [Illustration: Settlement of Accounts by the Brothers of Cherité-Dieu of the Recovery of Roles A miniature from the "Livre des Comptes" of the Society (Fifteenth Century).]

"The power of the King," says a clever and learned writer, "partook to a certain degree of that of God and of the Saints; it was his province to calm human passions; by the moral power of his seal and his hand he extended peace over all the great lines of communication, through the forests, along the principal rivers, the highways and the byways, &c. The Trêve du Dieu in 1035, was the logical application of these humane principles.

The volume which has called forth these remarks, "Lis Oubreto," comprises the poems of M. Roumanille,"Li Margarideto," "Li Nouvè," "Li Sounjarello," "La Part de Dieu," "Li Flour de Sauvi."

A young man, who was hastening down from his home on the hills to join the merrymakers, said to me, in allusion to the roughness of the way: 'Le bon Dieu ne passe pas souvent par ici,' thereby expressing the sentiment of the peasant, who associates all that is wild and rugged in nature with the devil.

HUZARD, ANTOINETTE (DE BERGEVIN) L'homme et la Dieu, par Colette Yver [pseud.]

Le fou de Dieu.

© 21Apr25, A829010. R109017, 18Mar53, Margaret Tod Ritter (A) RIVIERE, ISABELLE FOURNIER A la trace de Dieu.

A la trace de Dieu.

Le dernier jour de ce deuil, on faisoit des sacrifices funèbres en l'honneur de ce dieu.

"Le grade de Maître va donc nous retracer allegoriquement la mort du dieu-lumièremourant en hiver pour reparaître et ressusciter au printemps.

We may also take it for granted that beyond the bedstead, a prie dieu chair, a bench, some chests, and the indispensable mirror, there was not much else to furnish a lady's bedroom in the reign of James I. or of his successor.

"Nom de Dieu" he gulped, and fell weakly to rubbing his arms and legs that still prickled with a numb tingling.

"Mais, nom de Dieu!" The Master, now swiftly becoming visible, stood up again, smiled, advanced toward his guestor prisoner, if you prefer.

If" and for a moment the Master paused, while his dark eyes sought and held the other's, "if, monsieur, you desire to become one of the Flying Legion, and to take part in the greatest adventure ever conceived by the mind of man, in the name of all the Legion I welcome you to comradeship!" "Dieu!" choked the lieutenant, gripping the Master's hand.

"'Fais tout, toi-même, et Dieu t'aidera,'" he quoted the cynical old French proverb.

"Mon Dieu, what do you mean?

"Ah, nom de Dieu!" cried Leclair, in sudden rage at seeing his chance all gone to pot, of coming to grips with the hated Beni Harb.

"Nom de Dieu!" ejaculated Leclair, at his side.

Ah, see, see!" "Dieu!" exclaimed the Frenchman, in his own tongue.