1
Likes to wear them French letters when he's ridin' a woman.
2
I see French letters-lettersof French men and women-giving a very contrary impression.
3
He marks an epoch in the history of French letters.
4
See what a world of passion those French letters and themes of hers betray!
5
And they discussed the war, the political prospect, and Barbier's French letters till nearly midnight.
6
French letters, French art, and French industry have found in Greece sincere admirers and enthusiastic heralds.
7
This marriage gave to French letters Henry Murger.
8
How would it be if you and me were to write French letters to each other?
9
French letters floating out to sea.
10
When the academy was founded in 1634, the moment was not a very brilliant one in French letters.
11
French letters, pessaries and such.
12
What would she say to an Englishman, who was more French than English, and would only write French letters?
13
"And those French letters give no indication of the writer, either?"
14
And, moreover, I have much difficulty for reading and translating French letters; for French are fond of using gloomily deceiving terms.
15
The place which Saint-Beuve gave him in French letters is that of the greatest writer of classic verse after Racine and Boileau.
16
He had such a delicious book of French letters, that he lent me, with things in them that were just what I wanted.
