Frenchwomen of all classes take much more interest in the details of their nurseries and the education and bringing-up of their children than we Anglo-Saxons do.

I am a Frenchwoman in every feeling of my heart.

It may be true; although, when we think of the innumerable volumes of Mémoires by Frenchwomen of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries,each one justifying the existence of her own ten volumes by the remark, that all her contemporaries were writing as many,we have our doubts.

She caught the Frenchwoman by the wrist and drew her into the bedroom, closing the door after her.

She leaned over, smiling, as gentle as she had been fierce and malignant a moment before, making a picture, as she put some mustard on a sandwich for him, which recalled that of the Frenchwoman among the wounded in the freight shed at Calaisa simile which would anger them both.

If I hadn't been fool enough to listen to that Frenchwoman on board, I shouldn't have played cards, and then it would have been double.

Astounding as it seems, there were Frenchwomen in St. Quentin who sold themselves for German money and gave their kisses for a price to men who had ravaged France and killed the sons of France.