...other friend was suffered to approach him, excepting the faithful Clery, his valet-dechambre.* • Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...pristine faith and loyalty can never be forgotten. The lawyers entertained some hopes, and, in the spirit of their profession, exulted when they saw how...

...gentlemen of the Convention, and if they • Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manner« of that model of pristine faith and loyalty can never be forgotten. Gentlemanlike and complaisant in Ыэ manners, hie deep gravity and melancholy features announced, thit thn sad scenes in which he had...

...in 1838. 1 11 Cl'ry we have seen and known, and Ihe form and manners of that model of pristine frith and loyalty can never be forgotten. Gentlemanlike and complaisant in his manners, his deep gravilv and melancholy features announced that the sod scenes in which te had acted a pnrt HO honourable,...

...I leave an unspotted memory behind me."—HUE, Derni2res Anniss de la Vie de La1tis XVI., p. 42.] 8 Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...melancholy features announced that the sad scenes in which l1e had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. [Clery died at Hitzing,...

...peex of France. He died at Paris in 1828.] 3 Clery we have seen and known, and the form and marine™ of that model of pristine faith and loyalty can never...he had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. [Clery died at Hitzing, near Vienna, in 1809. In 1817, Louis XVIII. gave...

...the Court of Cassation, and afterwards created a peer of France. He died at Paris in 1828.] s C16ry we have seen and known, and the form and manners of...melancholy features announced that the sad scenes iu which he had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. [Clery died...

...whose profusion they had contributed to supply, and he will be able to conceive what low revenge * " Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...he had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. He died at Hitzing, near Vienna, in 1809. In the year 1817, Louis XVIII....

...whose profusion they had contributed to supply, and he will be able to conceive what low revenge * " Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...he had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. He died at Hitzing, near Vienna, in 1809. In the year 1817, Louis XVIII....

...President of the Court of Cassation, and afterwards created a peer of France. He died at Paris in 1828. 7 Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...he had acted a part so honourable, were never for a moment out of his memory. — S. — Clery died at Hitzing, near Vienna, in 1809. In 11117, Louis...

...conceive what low revenge they must semetimes have wreaked upon it.t The King and Queen were fre• " Clery we have seen and known, and the form and manners...be forgotten. Gentleman-like and complaisant in his mannen, bis deep gravity and melancholy features announced that the sad scenes in which he had acted...