Paris and the Parisians in 1835 (Vol. 2)

Name: Paris and the Parisians in 1835 (Vol. 2)
Author: Trollope, Frances Milton

Trollope, Frances Milton

Paris (France) -- Description and travel; Paris (France) -- Social life and customs -- 19th century

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     Preparing for publication, by the same Author,
     In 3 vols. post 8vo. with 15 Characteristic Engravings.

     THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES
     OF
     JONATHAN JEFFERSON WHITLAW;
     OR,
     SCENES ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

     PARIS AND THE PARISIANS,
     IN 1835.

     VOL. 2.

     [Illustration: MUSEUM DES CURIOSITES HISTORIQUES

     LE PUBLIC EST PRIÉ DE
     NE TOUCHER À AUCUN
     DE CES OBJETS.

     Drawn & Etched by A. Hervieu.]

     LONDON:
     RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET,
     Publisher in Ordinary to His Majesty.
     1835.

     PARIS
     AND
     THE PARISIANS
     IN 1835.

     BY FRANCES TROLLOPE,
     AUTHOR OF "DOMESTIC MANNERS OF THE AMERICANS,"
     "TREMORDYN CLIFF," &c.

     "Le pire des états, c'est l'état populaire."--CORNEILLE.

     IN TWO VOLUMES.

     VOL. II.

     LONDON:
     RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET,
     Publisher in Ordinary to His Majesty.
     1836.

     LONDON:
     PRINTED BY SAMUEL BENTLEY,
     Dorset Street, Fleet Street.

     CONTENTS
     TO
     THE SECOND VOLUME.

     LETTER XLIII.

     Peculiar Air of Frenchwomen.--Impossibility that an
     Englishwoman should not be known for such in Paris.--Small
     Shops.--Beautiful Flowers, and pretty arrangement of
     them.--Native Grace.--Disappearance of Rouge.--Grey
     Hair.--Every article dearer than in London.--All temptations
     to smuggling removed.                                      Page 1

     LETTER XLIV.

     Exclusive Soirées.--Soirée Doctrinaire.--Duc de
     Broglie.--Soirée Républicaine.--Soirée Royaliste.--Partie
     Impériale.--Military Greatness.--Dame de l'Empire.             11

     LETTER XLV.

     L'Abbé Lacordaire.--Various Statements respecting
     him.--Poetical description of Notre Dame.--The Prophecy of a
     Roman Catholic.--Les Jeunes Gens de Paris.--Their
     omnipotence.                                                   22

     LETTER XLVI.

     La Tour de Nesle.                                              37

     LETTER XLVII.

     Palais Royal.--Variety of Characters.--Party of
     English.--Restaurant.--Galerie d'Orléans.--Number of
     Loungers.--Convenient abundance of Idle Men.--Théâtre du
     Vaudeville.                                                    49

     LETTER XLVIII.

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