↑ Voyez la dissertation magnifique de Mme Talvi sur les chants slaves dans son ouvrage imprimê en 1846 à New-York. ↑ Pougatcheff et ses collègues ont appartenu aux «Starovertzy». ↑ Après la rêvolution de 1848, la censure est devenue la monomanie de Nicolas. Non content de la censure ordinaire et des deux censures qu’il a êtablies hors de ses Etats, à Iassy et à Bucarest, où l’on n’êcrit pas en russe, il a crêê une seconde censure à Pêtersbourg; nous sommes disposês à espêrer que cette double censure sera plus utile que la censure simple. On arrivera à imprimer les livres russes hors de la Russie, on le fait dêjà, et c’est à savoir qui sera plus adroit, de la parole libre ou de l’empereur Nicolas. ↑ Une sorte de Quartier Latin, centre d’habitation des hommes de lettres et d’artistes, inconnus dans les autres parties de la ville. ↑ Vers que Lermontoff a adressês à la mêmoire du prince Odoïefski mort au Caucase comme soldat, un des condamnês du 14 dêcembre.

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He also looked in at the Black Bull, where he ordered a glass of brandy-and-water in honour of May’s good fortune. The item of news he brought was a welcome contribution to the general fund of gossip. The subjects of Mr. Lucius Cheffington’s funeral, and how the old lord had taken the death, and whether Captain Cheffington would come back to England now that he was the heir, and make it up with his uncle, were by this time beginning to be worn a little threadbare; or, at all events, had lost their first gloss. In this way it speedily became known to those interested in the matter that May Cheffington had arrived at her grandmother’s house. Among others, the intelligence reached Theodore Bransby. Theodore had been frequently in Oldchester of late, on business of various kinds, chiefly connected with the approaching election. He had never relinquished the hope of winning May; and he believed that the death of Lucius was a circumstance favourable to his hopes.

Before she reached the dining-room, she heard the sound of a fluent monologue. May was not speaking at all, so far as Mrs. Dorrner- Smith could make out. Mrs. Dormer-Smith made this stranger a bow of such freezing politeness as ought to have petrified her on the spot; and, turning to May, inquired with raised eyebrows, „ Who is your friend, May? But Amelia Simpson had not the least suspicion that she was being snubbed in the most superior style known to modern science. „Mrs. Dormer-Smith? I thought so! Permit me to apologize for a seeming breach of etiquette. I am well aware that my call ought properly to have been paid to you, the mistress of this elegant mansion; but, being personally unknown—although we are not so ` remote, unfriended, melancholy, or slow ‘—not that I use the epithet in a slang sense, I assure you! Oldchester, as to be unaware that Mrs. «Oh!» ejaculated Pauline, in a faint voice, as she sank into a chair; and she remained gazing at the visitor with a helpless air.