chale

• The Maréchale-Duchesse de Montmorency, whose real character can with patience be unearthed from the solemn diction of her biographer, and the strange old French of her own letters (a French anterior to that of Corneille and Racine, and not much later than that of the essays of Montaigne), is a figure well worth preserving. —  In a Walled Garden
• But abhi tak aapne apne baare main bahut kam likha hai aapke do column toh ladies bag mein hi chale gaye. —  Hindustan Times News Feeds 'Views'
• The Maréchale was just then occupying the suite of apartments allotted to her in the Palace, and there Jude waited impatiently until half-past three before the young widow arrived in her boudoir accompanied by her maid You did not expect me here, Madame Baroness," he said In truth I did not, sir," she replied with cold surprise I am the bearer of good news to you Indeed Madame was robbed last month at Fontainebleau And you bring back my jewels, good Abbé?" —  The False Chevalier or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette
• I demand it The situation aroused all his faculties Madame la Maréchale," said he quite coolly, "has taken, I observe, the word of my enemies without asking for the facts. —  The False Chevalier or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette
• Eventually, he became the Maréchal d'Ancre, and his wife was spoken of as la Maréchale or la Galigaď_, for so great was the extent of Eleanora's control over the queen that she was one of the most conspicuous women in all Europe at that time. —  Women of the Romance Countries

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