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The Antoine was a Belgian automobile manufactured by Victor Antoine of Liège , an engine manufacturer, from 1900 to 1903. At least two models were offered. One was a voiturette . The other, offered in 1903, was a 15/25 hp car. Category:Veteran vehicles ...
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She was childless and her husband died before her, so with no one left, she told the secret to her confessor, the abbé Antoine Bigou, who was the parish priest for Rennes.
Besides the great exploit at Saint Antoine barricade, where Schoelcher was so admirable, Esquiros went to the barricade of the Rue de Charonne, De Flotte to those of the Pantheon and of the Chapelle Saint Denis, Madier de Montjau to those of Belleville and the Rue Aumaire, Doutre and Pelletier to that of the Mairie of the Fifth Arrondissement, Brives to that of Rue Beaubourg, Arnauld de l'Ariege to that of Rue de Petit-Repisoir, Viguier to that of the Rue Pagevin, Versigny to that of the Rue Joigneaux.
And a great deal of newspaper space and wall space was given to cheer the Parisians with the ringing war cry of General Antoine Chanzy, who was feverishly organizing a new Army of the Loire at Orléans: "The boches have only Paris.
Sergents de ville kept those two interminable parallel files on the lower sides of the boulevard moving with a contrary motion, and watched, so that nothing should hinder their double current, over those two streams of carriages flowing, the one down, the other up, the one towards the Chaussée d'Antin, the other towards the Faubourg Saint Antoine.
Antoine, said: If our husbands made the Revolution we know how to make a counter-revolution if that should be necessary.
Reaching this gallery, anyway, he smelled eau de cologne, and placed his left hand on the scabbard of his rapier (a style of weapon that had gone out of fashion, but it was the one his father, Antoine Rossignol, the King’.
Antoine watched the crowd as they hooted and imitated the dancer’s lewder movements, a familiar wave of contempt passing through him.
Antoine de St Exup‚ry, the French pioneer aviator whose semiautobiographical novel Vol de Nuit, set in pre-war Argentina, I had so greatly enjoyed.
Only Andrew, Mae, and Antoine stood rocklike and unshakable among the panicking Voodoos, each sealed in a bubble of determined antagonism.
Antoine was wearing a green workout suit that he had designed himself for his HealthWays Clubs, a large chain spanning eleven states.