...rude flattened face (figure farasee), there looks a waste energy as of Hercules not yet furibund,—he is an esurient, unprovided Advocate ; Danton, by name...Desmoulins. A fellow of infinite shrewdness, wit, nay humour ; one of the sprightliest clearest souls in all these millions. Thou poor Camille, say of thee...

...before night closed in. Camille Desmoulins, another advocate, " slightbuilt," with long "curly locks," "face of dingy blackguardism, wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naphtha-lamp burned within it, clear-headed, shrewd, witty, and humorous," early in the day had rushed furiously...

...there. The huge, brawny Figure ; through whose black brows, and rude flattened face (Jiff ure ecrasee), there looks a waste energy as of Hercules not yet...Desmoulins. A fellow of infinite shrewdness, wit, nay humour ; one of the sprightliest clearest souls in all these millions. Thou poor Camille, say of thee...

...superior or equal to him for these fifty years. — M. Hist, of French Revolution. — SLIGHT-BUILT — ; he with the long curling locks ; with the face of...Desmoulins. A fellow of infinite shrewdness, wit, nay humour ; one of the sprightliest clearest souls in all these millions. Thou poor Camille, say of thee...

...face there looks a waste energy as of Hercules not yet furibund," rolls along. Camille Desmoulins, "with the long curling locks, with the face of dingy...wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naphtha-lamp burned within it," is near Danton. Mirabeau, with thick black hair, " through whose shaggy beetle-brows,...

...face there looks a waste energy as of Hercules not yet furibund," rolls along. Camillc Desmoulins, " with the long curling locks, with the face of dingy...wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naphtha-lamp burned within it," is near Danton. Mirabeau, with tliick black hair, " through whose shaggy beetle-brows,...

...more then," but, interrupting himself, "Danton, no weakness," so he passes away to his unknown home. " He with the long curling locks, with the face of dingy...blackguardism, wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naptha-lamp burnt within it, that figure is Camille Desmoulins, a fellow of infinite shrewdness, wit,...

...face there looks a waste energy as of Hercules not yet furibund," rolls along. Camille Desmoulins, "with the long curling locks, with the face of dingy...blackguardism, wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naptha-lamp burnt within it," is near Danton. Mirabeau, with thick black hair, " through whose shaggy...

...superior or equal to him for these fifty years. — M. Hist, of French Revolution. — SLIGHT-BUILT — ; he with the long curling locks; with the face of dingy...Desmoulins. A fellow of infinite shrewdness, wit, nay humour; one of the sprightliest clearest souls in all these millions. Thou poor Camille, say of thee...

...black brows and rude, flattened face there looks a waste energy as of Hercules." Camille Desmoulins : " With the face of dingy blackguardism, wondrously irradiated with genius, as if a naphtha lamp burned in it." Through Mirabeau's " shaggy, beetle - brows, and rough-hewn, seamed, carbuncled...