 | Janet Aldis - 1907 - 410 halaman
...depth; the little inequalities in the road were higher and deeper than they were; and therefore, seeing that we could no longer find our way, we sent to Pilois for help. He soon came, bringing with him about a dozen country-men, some of whom held up the carriage^ while others... | |
 | Janet Aldis - 1907 - 372 halaman
...; the little inequalities in the road were higher and deeper than they were ; and therefore, seeing that we could no longer find our way, we sent to Pilois for help. He soon came, bringing with him about a dozen country-men, some of whom held up the carriage, while others... | |
 | Marie de Rabutin-Chantal marquise de Sévigné - 1898 - 340 halaman
...mountains and caverns ; in a word, seeing that we could no longer see anything, and that we had to grope our way, we sent to Pilois for help. He came accordingly,...before with wisps of lighted straw ; and all spoke such Breton jargon, that we were ready to die with laughing. At length, thus attended, we arrived here,... | |
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... our axle-trees in water. From Vitre here, a road which I have travelled a thousand times, the place was entirely unrecognisable. The causeways were impassable; the ruts were sunk to a frightful depth; the little inequalities in the road were higher... 