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Father Gillenormand did not do it intentionally, but inattention to proper names was an aristocratic habit of his.

In the image of the Byzantium Empire, Yeats expressed his wish for his mother country Ireland and disclosed his aristocratic ideal.

Sir Alec was a thin, pale man in his late forties, with a sensitive, aristocratic face and an engaging smile.

He said the aristocratic way of pronouncing vowels had gradually ceased to be a class apart over the decades.

He said that in aristocratic societies inequality extends into the family, particularly to the father's relationship to his children.

she dreamed of a valley , and wild gardens , and peace . she had a desire too for splendor - an aristocratic extravagant splendor.

Trade up the Hudson river was controlled by an aristocratic elite with pretensions to secure a steamboat monopoly.

And upper-class aristocratic women or his wife to meet before hand if the woman did sag type, then kiss the fingers gently lift.

The reasons of Biography filial prosperous are the enhancing of the concept of filial piety and the rise of aristocratic families, etc.

If it is, how it comes to this day? What are the elements of aristocratic tradition of politics formed in its evolution?

His aristocratic demeanour and habit of making off-the-cuff remarks contribute both to his appeal and his potential liability.

Liechtenstein is the last refuge of that language's traditional forms of aristocratic address.

No denying that his remarkable aristocratic handsome face and a heart-melting smile could charm any woman around the globe.

At the same time, they also expressed the differences between their taste and that of the aristocratic through those productions.

At the age of nineteen he fell passionately in love with the daughter of an aristocratic neighbor.

Aristocratic patriarch of reform was the main attack, and after the failure of the reactionary aristocracy were massacred crazy.

Unlike Tom, who was a foundling, Jia Baoyu in the Chinese novel was the pampered son of a wealthy , influential, aristocratic family .

A little girl from the East Side was invited to a garden party given by a very aristocratic lady to a group of little East-Siders.

Her mother, desperate to keep her aristocratic lifestyle, had arranged Rose's marriage.

Fundamentally Carl is a snob, an aristocratic little prick who lives in a dementia praecox kingdom all his own.

And last, he did not share their strong aristocratic sympathies.

One of its early converts was a rich, aristocratic Englishman named William Penn.

"Ah! Aristocratic, " replied Miss Petowker; "Something very aristocratic about him, isn't there? "

Oldline aristocratic diplomats underhandedly undermined the attempt. . . to align Germany with the western democracies.

Elegant, aristocratic, lyrical and having made a name as the darling of those opposed to the Iraq war, he was Mr Chirac's preferred heir.

Aristocratic politics, as a unique historical phenomenon, is the result of factors of three levels.

While in France the Renaissance was eminently aristocratic, in England it was always regardful of the masses.

The role "Lengqingqiu " that she played in Diamond Dust Aristocratic Family made a profound impression on me.

Confucius was also a great educator. In his time, only children from aristocratic families could receive education.

Someone probably wanted to increase the value of the painting by making it look like a formal portrait of an aristocratic lady.

Also, in writing the Constitution they expressly forbade titles of nobility to ensure that an aristocratic society would not develop.

The treasure came to light only after a prolonged court battle between the state government and a local aristocratic family.

Many changes took place in our lives, and the Aristocratic Pomeranians were moved to the New Territories.

Yuan aristocratic women, often wearing a long high, looks very strange hats, this hat is called " Soko Soko crown. "

Knowing her fox origin, the two male protagonists, both aristocratic men, are deeply attracted to her beauty and enjoy her company.

She was hostess to these people. . . mostly men. She was hostess also to Clifford's occasional aristocratic relations.

Eight Banners aristocratic pre-eminent position in Beijing, in large part about Beijing's influence and a unique urban style.

Some were believers in the old rites of the Russian church; others defended aristocratic privilege against the revolutionary mob.

At least, it is a faithful record of the Japanese was aristocratic life, and then dress, music, theatre, painting, etc.

First of all, the tragic fate of Jia Baoyu, with his aristocratic family's decline, the decline of his class and even intrinsically linked.

He therefore ignored "part of the conservative opposition to aristocratic courtiers, " announced the abolition of serfdom.

It charts the course of prosperity and decline of an aristocratic family, unrolling a panorama of social history of the Qing Dynasty.

But Poe is not un-American, despite his aristocratic disgust with democracy, preference for the exotic, and themes of dehumanization.

He also appeared less frequently at aristocratic soirees , and gave up plans to go on concert tours.

The "outstanding person" narrative standpoint depends on the "external" status and the intellectual aristocratic family of Fang Fang.

Aristocratic languor, critics thought, made him too diffident sometimes on the field.

So this was "our son" -this handsome young man with the aristocratic features and the white smile and the broad shoulders.

And Play Media from Mozart's 36th symphony. The minuet is a courtly, aristocratic dance, and both composers are faithful to its nature.

A mystery solved, Di Gong won the loyalty of the colonial section of the trust, and work together to deal with Turkish aristocratic suo Ge.

This aristocratic consumption, intentionally or unintentionally, animation and put up barriers between ordinary people.

The aristocratic Russian capital St. Petersburg became the next centre of ballet.

Elizabeth's ironic derision, will be those who are regarded gentleman, the aristocratic ladies undoubtedly exposed the truth.

The main questions I try to answer in this paper are: Is there an aristocratic tradition of politics in western history?

The real prize for Titian, as for Michelangelo before him, was an aristocratic patron.

Aristocratic family life for Cao left a lot of unforgettable impression, which he created "A Dream of Red Mansions" has laid a foundation.

Heidi's love is also the help of a small, weak and frail and could not walk aristocratic Miss Clara also muster the courage to live.

Head Moderately long and aristocratic, with moderate stop and slight median line extending back over the forehead.

Although the Nehru-Gandhi family was not, as Ms Singh states several times, aristocratic, they and their circle could certainly be snooty.

And she added that such, when one considered it, was simply the essence of the aristocratic situation.

old aristocratic institutions destroyed by the revolutionary cataclysm.

The rest of the world is gradually moving beyond "idolatry to monarchs" and " servility to aristocratic pride" .

Doesn't sound so damned aristocratic to me. Reminds me of The Living Corpse.

it abolished tax exemptions, serfdom , aristocratic titles and privileges and sought to establish a constitutional monarchy in Paris.

Plato was born into an aristocratic Athenian family, and he grew up during the Peloponnesian War.

She was of an aristocratic lineage .

The idea of new literature originating from the people is a heavy blow to the aristocratic literature and traditional thought.

Through the use of design simplicity and high end precious materials the atmosphere is calm, soft, bright and new age aristocratic.

Mysterious country from Southeast Asia, "Brunei" and act like between is full of mysterious aristocratic temperament.

However, elderly still dress in zhanbo as well as active estates of the remnant of aristocratic families from the Joseon Dynasty.

Both scope and influence of the large aristocratic estates were rather outstanding even in the range of whole Europe.

aristocratic society and politics in Britain as well as in Europe.

The Irish Setter is an active, aristocratic bird dog , rich red in color, substantial yet elegant in build.

His ideal was a conception of high prosperity of the aristocratic life.

Due to Paris, born beauty aristocratic childe scramble to chase, became outspoken of "social star" .

Instead they evoke a series of allegorical meanings that would have mystified all but his coterie of young, aristocratic patrons.

The luxuriant design and magnificent model of this theatre make the artistic atmosphere aristocratic.

Aristocratic families were loth to stump up dowries for more than one daughter. The rest were walled away.

Libra Men: Dress with elegant aristocratic-like temperament, to do anything before, like prior consultation with each other's opinion.

This country has never had a genuine aristocracy or an aristocratic tradition.

The impact of this cultural mutation has been deep into the rural socio-psychological dimensions of the life of aristocratic landlords.

In this precondition, the aristocratic villa built step by step, including green into full of sights to create an easy atmosphere.

Qing Xianfeng 2007 (1857), Chen and Julia married Princess Royal Hawaiian, one of the aristocratic class in Hawaii.

Aristocratic capitalists with money and knowledge, they even set up a training camp, set up military-made gun.

They had several aristocratic, cosmopolitan Palestinian friends.

Aristocratic mores, as adapted by most upper-class writers and exemplars , were clearly not applicable to most people.

By then it was a centralized aristocratic state.

Qu Yuan (340 - 278 BC) was born into an aristocratic family of the State of Chu, and showed a talent for writing poetry at an early age.

The natural landscape outlined Duplication aristocratic life.

At the same time, aristocratic class, and Jiyu extravagance of the poor at the fraud and exposed to criticism made by way of life.

This season, however, they seemed infatuated with aristocratic explorers.

At the same time, aristocratic class, and Jiyu extravagance of the poor at the fraud and exposed to criticism made by way of life.

This season, however, they seemed infatuated with aristocratic explorers.

This makes the North Island's literary creation from the outset with the aristocratic and elitist tendencies.

Germany's most popular politician is Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, the aristocratic defence minister.

She abandoned the aristocratic Miss expansive and pride, the same day as a slave labors.

Many ancient aristocratic, But the first character, between the world turn deserves another, or reading.

It is the co-creation of diplomat and author Sir Harold Nicolson and his aristocratic wife, Vita Sackville-West.

One is the Prussian aristocratic Manor, the other is the scene of Qing Dynasty, they bump into each other here amazingly.

monarchs, not American presidents, have subjects, and here Rall is implying that the aristocratic Bush has a rather royal view of himself.

But when Jane meets the roguish and decidedly non-aristocratic Tom Lefroy, sparks soon fly along with the sharp repartee.

But when Jane meets the roguish and decidedly non-aristocratic Tom Lefroy, sparks soon fly along with the sharp repartee.

Byron was born of an aristocratic family of doubtful reputation .

The mobility differs in different levels. The English aristocratic level opens in a one-dimensional orientation.

If the West to lead the trend of aristocratic attitude to tourism development, a developer of scenic spots can become the family heirloom.

For other aristocratic amusements-like gambling, dueling, and warfare.

but as a symbol of the selfishness of the aristocratic elite.

A ", the Paris aristocratic family " returns back except fashion manage perfume.

France for its' revolution against monarchy and aristocratic tyranny.

The new laws and old shangyang aristocratic interests, prince, sun jia ungodliness childe master impulse taiji opposed reform etc.

Many Tibetan commandos and agents whom the CIA dropped into the country were chiefs of aristocratic clans or the sons of chiefs.

Many Tibetan commandos and agents whom the CIA dropped into the country were chiefs of aristocratic clans or the sons of chiefs.

He was aristocratic looking, and he always dressed in black.

They don't go for the aloof aristocratic line at all.

Ying Liang's aristocratic yellow, pink and romantic, elegant Sapphire.

With a full pack of cats in the aristocratic manners!

There's one more message I've heard from cities: in London you can still (barely) hear the message that one should be more aristocratic.

Sometimes people put Bush on the offender to show the elegant, aristocratic gentleman as instinct.

West coasters will usually refer to east coasters as aristocratic and boring people who don't know how to have fun.

Or maybe something more ominous is affecting the aristocratic psyche.

Cultural historians and moralists have tended to write from an aristocratic point of view and to decry the breakdown of standards.

Cultural historians and moralists have tended to write from an aristocratic point of view and to decry the breakdown of standards.

That son of peasants radiated a natural dignity and aristocratic bearing.

The royal members lamented the passing of aristocratic society.

Aristocratic families has particular family culture in the Six Dynasties because of their different family customs and family literature.

The heroes and heroines are of ancient and aristocratic lineage.

If a playful, aristocratic giant liked hula hoops this would be his favourite.

But Princeton, he wrote, was lazy and aristocratic like a day in June, and so he chose Princeton.

an aristocratic name, family, bearing, life-style.

What happened: In 1789, the French people decided they'd had enough of poor aristocratic rule and revolted.

Until after the death of Socrates, he lived in the aristocratic circle of his fellow disciples, and showed no sign of unorthodoxy.

Aristocratic, with deep, dense color .

Blue is also often associated with high social status or being aristocratic.

The first Rhine League was an association of merchants given legitimacy by aristocratic participation.

There are colorful court jesters and aristocratic ladies wearing long gowns and eye masks.

She gives herself aristocratic airs.

My idols are Prince, he has as elegant aristocratic temperament.

The people in power (non-aristocratic class) started to gain ground that they support the monarchy dictatorship.

His name was selected because of its aristocratic, old family ring.

the same time, a positive exposure to the aristocratic bureaucrats extravagance and dissipation, the people complaining of social reality.

The Monks of this role is reflection of society at that time some aristocratic children of Unconventional behavior.

The Monks of this role is reflection of society at that time some aristocratic children of Unconventional behavior.

His nose is long and hooked and rather aristocratic-looking but he has the warmest and dreamiest eyes I have ever seen.

lest we foster the bureaucratic style of work and grow into an aristocratic stratum divorced from the people.

Aristocratic clan era, as long as the clan group that is a natural aristocracy, while the Six Dynasties aristocracy based on family status.

That's actually a big problem in western public administration because I think good governance is a kind of aristocratic phenomenon.

The Almanach de Gotha , a record of Europe's aristocratic and royal houses, was first published here in1763. Population, 57, 662.

on a gold-tone belt buckle for the use of the aristocratic of that era, four tigers peered aside with haughty but living air;

It was the inexorable rise of capitalism and the bourgeoisie that had overthrown the feudal aristocratic order;

Howard Dean was born in 1948 into a wealthy New York family rather similar to the aristocratic Anglo-Saxon Bush clan in nearby Connecticut

Variable him buff are the result of the destruction of aristocratic class;

Variable him buff are the result of the destruction of aristocratic class;

a slave who attracts the interest of an aristocratic Roman general (Laurence Olivier) in Stanley Kubrick's "Spartacus" (1960);

His current mistress was a young aristocratic beauty,

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Japanese female literature in King's Aristocratic Period--An exploration of female literature in Peaceful Time

Daughters of Empire: Females of Chinese Aristocratic Families from the Late Nineteenth Century

The Domination of the Aristocratic Power and the Intellectuals'Anxiety in Wei and Jin Dynasties

On the Influence of Aristocratic "Salon" Culture on the Social Economic Development in Modern France

On the Aristocratic Family of Imperial Examination of Manchu and Mongolia Eight Banners in Qing dynasty

The analysis of cultural activities of aristocratic families in Liao Dynasty

The analysis of cultural activities of aristocratic families in Liao Dynasty

Several Problems About Aristocratic Marriage In Six-Dynasties-The Wang in Lang Ya as an example

Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society;

the aristocratic families ' military powers in liao dynasty

Aristocratic Tombs of the Yue State at Hongshan in Wuxi, Jiangsu

A Study about the Views on Marriage and Family of Aristocratic Ladies in Tang Dynasty