On Sunday the theatres were as full as usual, and our Champs-Elysees had quite its complement of promenaders.

Wiedeman's prophecy had not been carried out, any more than the prophecies of the wiser may--the soldiers had not shot Punch.
And now I do beg you not to be down-hearted.

See, if French blood runs in your veins, that you don't take a pedantic view of this question like an Englishwoman.

Constitutional forms and essential principles of liberty are so associated in England, that they are apt to be confounded, and are, in fact, constantly confounded.

For my part, I am too good a democrat to be afraid of being thrown back upon the primitive popular element, from impossible paper constitutions and unrepresenting representative assemblies.