...that way when I am in the humour, and you may find handed about in the fashionable assemblies'^5 of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals all made by me, without counting riddles and portraits. M 25 In the original French...

...that way when I am in the humour, and you may find handed about in the fashionable assemblies''15 of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals all made by me, without counting riddles and portraits. 28 28 In the original French...

...just about to take away my speech. t Mascarelle, in "La Prhinat RiJicnUi," boasts of having madr " two hundred songs, as many sonnets. four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, without counting enigmas and portraits," and of his intention to put the whole...

...that way when I am in the humour, and you may find handed about in the fashionable assemblies " of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals all made by me, without counting riddles and portraits.26] MAD. I must acknowledge...

...for it, and you may meet with what I have written in all the best private circles of Paris — some two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, without reckoning riddles and portraits. Mad. I must acknowledge that I am perfectly...

...little in writing poetry when I feel in the vein ; and you will find handed about in all the ruelles of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, without reckoning enigmas and portraits. Made Ion — I must acknowledge that I...

...disposed that way, and you may see circulating in the boudoirs of Paris, written by this right hand, two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, to say nothing of portraits and enigmas. MASCARILLE : — Portraits are difficult;...

...disposed that way, and you may see circulating in the boudoirs of Paris, written by this right hand, two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, to say nothing of portraits and enigmas. MASCARILLE : — Portraits are difficult;...

...little in writing poetry when I feel in the vein ; and you will find handed about in all the nicllcs of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, without reckoning enigmas and portraits. Madelon — I must acknowledge that I...

...when I feel in the vein ; and you will find handed about in all the most fashionable drawing-rooms of Paris two hundred songs, as many sonnets, four hundred epigrams, and more than a thousand madrigals, without reckoning enigmas and portraits. Madelon — I must acknowledge that I...