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The Bonjour Effect: The Secret Codes of French Conversation Revealed (ST. MARTIN'S PR)
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Names ending in an “a,” often with a foreign derivation, had become popular in England; “Julia” and “Louisa,” which Jane Austen herself uses as character names, both first came into use there in the eighteenth century and were still not very common.
David M. Shapard • The Annotated Northanger Abbey
“He’s not a familiar,” Franny said. “He’s a foundling.”
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
la legge Debré sull’immigrazione.
Emmanuel Carrère • Propizio è avere ove recarsi (Opere di Emmanuel Carrère Vol. 7) (Italian Edition)
MÊME AUTEUR Bonjour
Françoise Sagan • Bonjour tristesse
The old woman, Marguerite, who had given her lessons in poverty, was a pious woman, a person of genuine devotion, poor and charitable to the poor, and even to the rich, knowing how to write just enough to sign Margeritte, and believing in God, which is knowledge.
Victor Hugo • Les Miserables (Les Misérables)
Fantine was one of those beings who blossom, so to speak, from the dregs of the people.
Victor Hugo • Les Misérables (English language)
