1
Her favourite author in the belles lettres was, of course, Dr. Johnson.
2
He intended to devote himself not to law, but to belles lettres.
3
He afterwards became professor royal of the belles lettres at Copenhagen.
4
They also sent them thither to study belles lettres and philosophy.
5
Extrait du Bulletin de L'Academie des inscriptions et belles lettres.
6
He was well read in the belles lettres of England and the romanticists of France.
7
He devoted a part of his time to belles lettres and the writing of sermons.
8
Our equality of age brought us together in the classes of the mathematics and ' belles lettres'.
9
I am a professor of belles lettres and philosophy in the Indian College on the Klamath reservation.
10
There are usually three lectures daily; the first on sciences, and the other two on belles lettres.
11
But would it do for belles lettres?
12
He was born at Rimini in 1441, and became Professor of the belles lettres at Venice and Trevisa.
13
He cultivated the belles lettres, and under assumed names often contributed verses to the Mercury and other papers.
14
In oratory, rhetoric, and the various departments of belles lettres, his attainments were of more than an ordinary character.
15
She had some shrewdness, much cunning, and made great pretensions to musical and theatrical taste, and the belles lettres.
16
His forte, I understand, is the higher mathematics; my turn, I confess, is more to poetry and the belles lettres.