The next morning, somewhat refreshed by rest, they went forwards to Iekaterinoslav, where they happily met with a clean inn, the Hotel Suisse, kept by a German.

the donkey), made a scene worthy of reproduction in the pages of 'Punch.' Although we strolled about a good deal, we found but little of interest in the town itself; perhaps the most fascinating spot was the Patisserie Suisse, in the Rue César, just below the baths of the same name.

Patisserie Suisse, Rue César; Patisserie Pyrénéenne, Rue de la Raillère.

Patisserie Suisse.

no penny no paternoster [Lat.]; point d'argent point de Suisse [Fr.], no longer pipe no longer dance, no song no supper, if you dance you have to pay the piper, you get what you pay for, there's no such thing as a free lunch.

More significant perhaps than any is a transaction that took place in May 1917, when Talaat Bey and Enver Pasha took the whole of their private fortunes out of the Deutsche Bank in Constantinople, and invested them in two Swiss banks, namely, the Banque Nationale de Suisse, and the Banque Fédérale: they drew out also the whole funds of the Committee of Union and Progress, and similarly transferred them.

I have put up in Turin in the Pension Suisse, where for seven franks per diem I have breakfast, dinner, supper and a princely bed room.

Tell, Libérateur de la Suisse (Paris, 1843).

Aug. 21.While finding our way at random to the "Pension Suisse," whither we had been directed by a German gentleman, we were agreeably impressed with the gaiety and bustle of Milan.

Arrived at the Cathedral, the Suisse, in scarlet velvet and gold lace, gave them places over against the choir, where they could hear and see all that passed.

Un jour elle avait donné l'ordre à son suisse de dire qu'elle n'y était pas.

Le soir, dans le nombre de ceux qui s'étaient présentés, le suisse lui nomme Mme V..., sa soeur.

Le lendemain Mme M... sort, Mme V... revient: "Ma soeur y est-elle?Oui, madame," répond le suisse.

Non, madame, dit le suisse, mais elle y est toujours pour vous.

" [Footnote 1: Why subjunctive?] Quel ordre madame avait-elle donné au suisse?De quai a-t-il tenu compte, le soir, à sa maîtresse?En était-elle contente?La soeur est-elle revenue?Qu'a-t-elle demandé?Le suisse s'est-il rappelé l'ordre de madame?Est-ce que madame n'était pas sortie?Quel soupçon la soeur a-t-elle conçu?Comment le suisse

" [Footnote 1: Why subjunctive?] Quel ordre madame avait-elle donné au suisse?De quai a-t-il tenu compte, le soir, à sa maîtresse?En était-elle contente?La soeur est-elle revenue?Qu'a-t-elle demandé?Le suisse s'est-il rappelé l'ordre de madame?Est-ce que madame n'était pas sortie?Quel soupçon la soeur a-t-elle conçu?Comment le suisse

SUISSE, m., portier d'une maison.

Guide d'un petit voyage en Suisse.

Guide d'un petit voyage en Suisse.

See La Reine Hortense en Italie, Suisse, France, etc., p. 79.]

His Holiness has a very good hand at fomenting a Division, as the poor Suisse Cantons have lately experienced to their Cost.

Member of the Société des Beaux-Arts of Lausanne, Société des Femmes peintres et sculpteurs de la Suisse romande, Société de l'exposition permanente des Beaux-Arts, Geneva.

Génève votre patrie; vous vous êtes fait chasser de la Suisse, pays tant vanté dans vos écrits; la France vous a décreté.

One afternoon when Lanfear and her father went with her to the military concert in the sycamore-planted piazza near the Vacherie Suisse, where they often came for a cup of tea, she startled them by bowing gayly to a young lieutenant of engineers standing there with some other officers, and making the most of the prospect of pretty foreigners which the place afforded.

The people rose in tumult; and we arrived at the Pension Suisse with twenty porters before us, and a rabble of two hundred behind.