But with the inflexible haughtiness of his character, Casimir Périer persisted.
It was only with regret that Madame Adélaïde and the Duc d'Orléans saw Casimir Périer come into power.
Périer reached the door, flew into the ante-chambers and rushed down the stairs crying, "M.
Those who knew what an irascible character Casimir Périer was, will not be surprised at the flowers of rhetoric with which those words are adorned.
Soon after the election of 9 August, Casimir Périer had advised him to abandon them; but the king remembered that, on the male side, he was the grandson of Henry IV.
Thus Casimir Périer remained a minister, and the new president of the council then started that arduous career which was to end in the grave in a year's time; he died only a few weeks before his antagonist Lamarque.
His château at Vizille passed through different hands, until in 1775 it came into the possession of the Périer family, to which the celebrated Casimir Périer belonged.
Who hath call-ing mer-rier than the life of car-rier?
Casimir Périer was a man of great energy, and liberal in his political antecedents, a banker of immense wealth and great force of character, reproachless in his integrity.
The Salle Casimir-Périer was not yet occupied by the soldiers.
Casimir Périer have recorded their deliberate conviction that the men who clamoured for an unconditional, indiscriminate amnesty for the Communards were simply abusing the name of clemency for the rehabilitation of crime.
Casimir Périer did not retire from office on this occasion, though he had momentarily resigned it.
He told me that Casimir Périer would probably be unable to keep his ground, that the modified law about the House of Peers did not give satisfaction.
Casimir Périer and the Duke of Orleans went to the Hotel Dieu, and the former was seized afterwards, and has been very ill, though they doubt if it really was cholera, as he is subject to attacks with the same symptoms.
Casimir Périer was but an instrument in my hands, strong, and yet pliant like steel; my will has always been, is now and ever shall be immovable.
It followed that of Casimir Périer by only a few days: the two strong athletes were rudely strangled during their struggles in the Tribune, which seem to have killed them both.
Casimir Périer was a minister of strong aversions and petty views; to him France was divided into friends and enemies.
Périer was appointed governor; and in order that his administration might have a fair chance, several of Bienville’s relatives were deprived of office in the colony.
In the month of November, 1730, Périer started on a crusade against his foes.
Madame Périer says nothing of this visit, so far as her brother is concerned, beyond the fact that he accompanied Jacqueline and her father.
The leading characters in Clermont, whether ecclesiastics or laymen, had taken a deep interest in the subject, and had requested Périer to give them notice of his plans.
Périer began the experiment by pouring into a vessel 16 lb.
Périer at the top and the foot of the Puy de Dôme.
His chief maxim, Madame Périer says, was always “to keep the boy above his work.
Périer in 1641, and two years afterwards went with him to Clermont, where her husband was appointed a Counsellor in the Court of Aides.
There never certainly was a more singular story of youthful precocity than that which Madame Périer has given of her brother, accustomed as we have become to such stories in the lives of eminent men.
Yet there is nothing in all this time to tell of his religious profession; and Madame Périer plainly does not care to dwell upon it, but hurries forward to the later and more edifying period of his career.
Périer obtained the following results, showing the changes in the altitude of the mercurial column corresponding to certain differences of altitude of position:— Difference of altitude.
Périer expresses his delight at having been on this occasion associated with them.
But it was too late; the list had gone, and Bonnelier could not do anything beyond suggesting an erratum in the Moniteur, which Périer accepted as better than nothing.
In the same moment, Casimir Périer received a letter which he read.
Mortemart, Gérard and Casimir Périer should be the three chief members of a new Ministry; when he had persuaded M.
Casimir Périer gave them a passport to enable them to enter Laffitte's mansion without difficulties.
Barrot and many others (we shall see presently how Périer did his utmost to quell the Revolution of July when it broke out) was dining at his country house in the bois de Boulogne, when he received a tiny triangular-shaped note.
Casimir Périer went out by another door, and joined them on the staircase.
Casimir Périer with one accord--the man who had offered the Duc de Raguse four millions the previous day.
Périer with his condolences, telling him he was ordered to write a despatch to M.
I need say nothing further concerning the so-called indisposition of Périer and Kisseleff, as it has come to an end.
Meanwhile Périer is at St. Petersburg and his official position is quite correct, but society continues to regard him as an outcast, wishing to show that its sense of patriotism and self-respect has been wounded.
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