This was said while the vicar was still making his bow to his new parishioner, who knew very well that her visitors had not intended to call; for the Turners were dissenters, to crown all their misdemeanors, beside being city people and nouveaux riches.

Of the piety and expression of the French hymns, Foinard, an ardent apostle of the French liturgical novelties, wrote: "Il ne parait pas que ce soit l'onction qui domine dans les nouveaux Breviaries; on y a la verite, travaille beaucoup pour l'esprit; mais il semole qu' on n'y a pas travaille autant pour le coeur."

R Basset, Nouveaux Contes Berbers, p. 18.

It was quite possible, indeed when one judged Mr. Phinuit by his sobriety in contrast with the gaiety of the others it seemed quite plausible, that he was equally with Jules a paid employee of those ostensible nouveaux riches: and that the two, the chauffeur and the courier (or whatever Mr. Phinuit was in his subordinate social rating) were accustomed to amuse themselves by indulging in reciprocal abuse.

Le Pré " Luchon " Luz " Marie Thérèse " Mauhourat " Molitg " OEufs " Panticosa " Pauze Nouveaux " "

War, the ironic, had caused this noble property to pass into the keeping of a distant and degenerate branch of an old and honoured house; and its present lord and lady, having failed to win the social welcome they had counted on too confidently, were doing their silly, shabby best to squander a princely fortune and dedicate a great name to lasting disrepute by fraternizing with a motley riffraff of profiteering nouveaux riches.

Miss Luyster's Memoirs of Madame de Staël; Mémoires Dix Années d'Exil; Alison's Essays; M. Shelly's Lives; Mrs. Thomson's Queens of Society; Sainte-Beuve's Nouveaux Lundis; Lord Brougham on Madame de Staël; J. Bruce's Classic Portraits; J. Kavanagh's French Women of Letters; Biographic Universelle; North American Review, vols.

Wherever they have been, for the last few years, they seem to have left the trail of the nouveaux riches.

CHAPTER I. Sainte-Beuve, "Nouveaux Lundis," August 8th, 1864.

[Footnote 1: Nouveaux Essais.

" Although the father of Seneca was of knightly rank, his family had never risen to any eminence; it belonged to the class of nouveaux riches, and we do not know whether it was of Roman or of Spanish descent.

"Ah, poor grandmamma, what grand-dam's tales You used to sing to me in praise of virtue; Everywhere have I asked: 'What is this stranger?' They laughed at me and said, 'Whence hast thou come?'" G. MELOTTE (Les Temps nouveaux).

Thenas the result, no doubt, of reading the Nouveaux Essais of Leibnitz, published in 1765he returned to rationalistic principles, until finally, after a renewal of empirical influences, he took the position crystallized in the Critique of Pure Reason, 1781, which, however, experienced still other, though less considerable, changes in the sequel, just as in itself it shows the traces of previous transformations.

It can show a refined condition of its highest society, which contrasts not unfavorably with the tawdry display and vulgar ostentation of the nouveaux riches whom sudden success in trade or invention has made conspicuous at the North.

For Champigny also belonged to the great majority of the nouveaux pauvres.

Those who did not know her personally put forward claims of inherited friendship, and those who did not know her traditionally or otherwisethe nouveaux riches and parvenus, who alone feel the moneyed value of such social connectionsbegan making their resolutions to capture her as soon as she came in sight of society.

QUIETSORT O' PLACE THE NOUVEAUX PAUVRES GO TO."

Mes vieux prêtres de Bretagne savaient bien mieux les mathématiques et le latin que mes nouveaux maîtres; mais ils vivaient dans des catacombes sans lumière et sans air.

Nouveaux discours du Docteur O'Grady.

Nouveaux standards.

Si vous persistez à vous creuser l'esprit pour trouver de nouveaux malheurs, choisissez les tels que vous voudrez.

Nouveaux portraits littéraires.

The two representatives of the "nouveaux riches" looked at the lady and then at each other; they turned up their noses, and shrugged their shoulders, and gave vent to their feelings, as they came away from church, in loud exclamations of disdain: "

mais il a de nouveaux renseignements dont il voudrait faire part à monsieur le préfet.

pour noyer les Grecs et leurs mille vaisseaux, Mer, tu n'ouvriras pas des abymes nouveaux!