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L 1760. Sec 1. 941.

1. 1770. ma cartouche; cartouche means hère a soldier's letter of discharge^ stamped with the regimental seal, and containing a statement of the bearer's services. (Etym. It. cartoccio, ûx>m carta^ a card.) Note that cartouche is masculine in the sensé of an architectural omament.

1. 1776. que sais'je? how do I know whether fhere were not many more?

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1. 1797* U n*en sera plus temps— il ne sera plus temps de nims rappeler,

" M. Dam succédait (1806) & Collin d'Harleville, à ce talent bienveillant et aimable qu'on citera toujours pour avoir fak l'Optimiste^ les Châteaux en Espagne et le Vieux Célibataire; auteur comique d'un genre tout particulier, qui avait ses comédies dans le coeur encore plus que dans la tête. M. Daru fit à son sujet ua excellent discours, plein de sens et de nuances : il y appréciait ' les plans sages, la gaieté douce, le dialogue naturel, la versification pleine de grâce' de celui qu'on aurait pu indulgemment appeler un demi-Térence, de même qu'on avait dit de Térence que c'était un demirMénandre."

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