Significats de say the duchesse en anglès

I would have been displeased at a deception, said the duchesse.

I am proud to call you cousin, said the Duchesse.

"You do not answer-youevade me," said the Duchesse; with a mournful smile.

"Compose yourself, my dear-youare spoiling my gown," says the Duchesse.

When they reached the summit, "Here," said the Duchesse de Berri, "is a nice place for blindman's buff."

"How inconsolable M. Barnes will be!" said the Duchesse, shrugging her haggard shoulders.

"Your distinction is childish, my kinsman," said the Duchesse, impetuously.

"Very good, Pradon; you may continue," said the duchesse.

"My cousin, you are pardoned," said the Duchesse.

"So generous an act should open all doors to her, beginning with mine," said the Duchesse de Montgeron.

'-'Asto that, we women,' says the Duchesse de Gramont, 'are extremely fortunate in being of no consequence in revolutions.

"To-morrow, or ten years hence," said the Duchesse d'Orléans as she left the Invalides, "a word, a sign will bring me back."

"During the Revolution," said the duchesse, "Goriot was a flour and vermicelli merchant, and, being president of his section, was behind the scenes.

"Alas for poor France!" said the Duchesse; "and alas for men like you, my proud cousin, if the Corsican's successors or successor be-

"I should like to observe," said the Duchesse de Montgeron, "that the first of these two questions is the only order of the day.

"Lauzun," said the Duchesse d'Orleans in her "Memoirs," "sometimes affects stupidity in order to show people their own with impunity, for he is very malicious.