The French first class book; being a new selection of reading lessons

Name: The French first class book; being a new selection of reading lessons
Author: William Bentley Fowle

Société et destinsLecture classique7 h 30 de lecture

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La vie des gens : la mine, l'usine, la province, l'argent, l'ambition, la chute. 7 h 30 (30 quarts d'heure) de lecture.

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Chapitres

I. Forgiveness of Injuries15 min
IV. . The- Sage too long neglected15 min
V. Bless and curse not15 min
VI. Durable Satisfaction15 min
VIII. Fanaticism confounded15 min
IX. The best Dinner Hour15 min
XI. True Learning is modest15 min
XII. Friendship has Limits15 min
XIII. Guns not made for Brothers15 min
XV. Hunger is often impatient15 min
XVI. Jl soft ansioer turns away Wrath15 min
XVIII. Never too old to Learn15 min
XIX. The Sympaihy of Inierest15 min
XX. Self Reproach a su/prient Reproach15 min
XXI. To prevenî Evil is io do Good15 min
XXIII. Goût the Touchsione of Courtesy15 min
XXIV. Frayer a cure for Revenge15 min
XXV. What ever is, is right15 min
XXVI. A Friend in need15 min
XXVII. Filial Love the Charm of Youth15 min
XXVIII. Malice ansivered bxj Silence15 min
XXIX. A Teacher should be free15 min
XXX. Actions must be judged by Motives15 min
XXXI. Self-Interest a f aise Standard of Judgement15 min
XXXIV. True JYobility not inconsistent vAth Labor15 min
XL. To do wiîhout is to obtain15 min
XLI. The Océan no Flatterer15 min
XLII. Cruelty checked hy Firmness15 min
XLIV. Love of Country stronger than even Maternai Love15 min
XLV. Laconics15 min
XLVI. True Honesty needs no Bribe15 min
XLIX. Uglincss taxed by the Jincients15 min
L. Simplicity of Jlncient Etiquette15 min
LI. A Swedish Cure for Duelling15 min
LIV. Avarice rebuked by a Raclish15 min
LV. The Ass without Manners15 min
LVI. The Reformed should be encouragea15 min
LX. Forgiveness our Inierest as Ufett as our Duiy15 min
LXII. Résignation and Patience, royal Virtues15 min
LXIV. True Wisdom daims no Ilomage15 min
LXV. Gratitude a Spring qf true Courage15 min
LXVI. Conjugal Love the Strongest Passion of Womarl15 min
LXVII. Respect for Old Age a Duty15 min
LXVIII. «# Christian Precept taught by a Savage Example15 min
LXIX. The true Friend is no Flatterer15 min
LXX. Duelling inconsistent ivith true Greatncss15 min
LXXI. Préjudice îhe Arbiter of Taste15 min
LXXII. Charity to the Lcizy, injurions15 min
LXXIII. A Dulch Cure for indolent Mendicity15 min
LXXIV. Forgiveness the best Revenge15 min
LXXV. Only True Genius can bear a Rival15 min
LXXVIII. The Virtuous fear no Présages15 min
LXXIX. The Good should never despair of Protection15 min
LXXXII. Death less dreadful than Dishonor15 min
LXXXIII. An upright Judge is no Respecter of Persons15 min
LXXXIV. Extracts from the Sermon on tlie Mountain15 min
LXXXV. The Unfortunate our Neighbour15 min
LXXXVI. The Reformed Child the Dearest15 min
HIS TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION15 min
CONTINUATION. HIS IMPRISONMENT15 min
CONTINUATION. HIS HOPE OF IMM0RTAL1TY15 min
CONCLUSION. HIS DEATH15 min
THE EXILE OF SIBERIA15 min
CONTINUATION. THE EXILE IS RECOGNIZEO BY A FRIEND15 min
CONTINUATION. REFLECTIONS ON PAST GREATNESS15 min
CONTINUATION. DOMESTIC ECONOMY OF THE EXILE15 min
CONCLUSION OF THE EXILE OF SIBERIÀ15 min
HER CHARACTER AND MISSION15 min
JOÀN IS ADMITTED TO THE KING15 min
SHE RAISES THE SIEGE OF ORLEANS15 min
SHE CROWNS THE KING, AND IS TAKEN PRISONER15 min
HER TREATMENT AND TRIAL15 min
HER CONDEMNATION15 min
HER EXECUTION15 min
XCI. Literary Vanity insatiable15 min
XCII. IÂterary Vanity is always blind15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE FOURTH15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE THIRD15 min
IV. M. DE POURCEAUGNAC15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
JO15 min
Purgon. Que je ne veux plus d'alliance avec vous15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
Merit an Offence to Envy15 min
The Learner must be a IAstener15 min
To Cram is mot to Feed15 min
Unattainable Goods are worthless15 min
Praise embarrasses the Weàk15 min
Halfa Loafis better than no Bread15 min
The Covetous are not the Contented15 min
The most Powerful the most Helpless15 min
Interested Love is no Love15 min
Endurance is a Virtue if not a Protection15 min
Time has a Current, but no Tides15 min
The too Aspiring trip easily15 min
Contempt is often Revenge enough15 min
Rome was not buiît in a Day15 min
True Benevolence an Impulse15 min
Nature a Stranger at Court15 min
Forgiveness the highest Virtue15 min
Echo not a Free Agent15 min
Thunder not amenable to Kings15 min
Reason an unpopular Booh15 min
Patience the best Armor15 min
Hunger improves the TVit15 min
Préparation must précède Action15 min
No Citizen entirely Useless15 min
Pretty is that pretty does15 min
Calumny cannot long tarnish Virtue15 min
A Prohibition is sometimes an Incentive15 min
The High rest on the Low15 min
The Wicked must sleep15 min
Innocence the softest Pilloiv15 min
Pleasures grow on Thoms15 min
The World sometimes a Cure for Arrogance15 min
Speah rightly or not aï ail15 min
Grasp ail, lose ail15 min
Merit shuns Observation15 min
The Yoang are too confîding15 min
The Unfortunate cease to be Enemies15 min
Forbearance outlives Offence15 min
The Léopard does not change his Spots15 min
Interest a libéral Expounder of Laws15 min
Acquaintances are not Friends15 min
An Ass without Ears is not a Horse15 min
A Smatterer is not a Scholar15 min
Labor is Wealth15 min
The sich JVolfis a Lamb15 min
The Bird of Passage needs but a slight Nest15 min
Precocity is ill Maturity15 min
AU are equally fair in the Dark15 min
Conquerors are not Founders, but Destroyers15 min
The willing Slave deserves not Freedom15 min
Selfthe Criterion qf Perfection15 min
Unintelligible Language is a Lantern loithout a Light15 min
Distant Misery is seldom realized15 min
The Example of a Parent more powerful than the Pre15 min
Vanity the Wife of Folly15 min
The Wolfis not long a Sheep15 min
Indépendance must hâve IAmits15 min
Benignity is the Charm of Beauty15 min
The Gentle bend, the Stubborn break15 min
The Slraightest Road is the Shortest15 min
Faults go in Trains15 min
Butterfiies are not Eagles15 min
Fair words cost Nothing15 min
Il is better to Saffer than to do a Wrong15 min
One Counseller, if good, is enougk15 min
Sleeplessness the Kings-Evil15 min
The Workman is known by his Work15 min
Modesty grâces every other Virtue15 min
Novelty soon grotvs old15 min
Peace makes Plain Fare a Luxury15 min
Elévation is Exjjosure15 min
The good old Times never existed15 min
Industry the best Cure of Ennui15 min
Conscience finds Accusers in Stones15 min
Innocence prefers the Light15 min
Not Using is not Havtng15 min
Beauty is Transient, Virtue Immortal15 min
Busy-Bodies are always a Nuisance15 min
A Hypocrite worse than an open Villain15 min
A Patron is not ctlways a Sage15 min
The Unfortunate may aid each other15 min
One good Tum deserves another15 min
RanJc gives force to Example15 min
Self-Love sees 110 Decay15 min
Vanity the Preservative of Beauty15 min
The feebîest Sinners the most criminal15 min
Virtue the true Source qf Happiness15 min
Contending for small Evils leads to great ones15 min
Piquet the Test of Sympathy15 min
Tlie Virtuous hâve a right to be cheerful15 min
Fortune, lïke ihe Su?i, gilds Insects15 min
Time and Tide regard not Pride15 min
Indiscrétion often leads to Crime15 min
The Wisest need Jîdvice15 min
Nature never Flatters15 min
Union is Strength15 min
Diamond alone cuts Diamond15 min
Justice the Basis of Greatness15 min
X.e visir veut d'abord, sans forme de procès15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE FIRST15 min
SCENE SECOND15 min
SCENE THIRD15 min
III. LES FRERES ENNEMIS15 min
IV. ALZIRE OU LES AMERICAINS15 min
V. BRUTUS15 min

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