Le ge�lier faisait payer au poids de l or aux mauvais sujets de bonne maison, aux d�biteurs fripons et aux com�diens, les complaisances qu il avait pour eux.
12.
With an infinite void rushing by outside, we get the passions and expedients of Peter and Kala; also a static of complaisance and menacing rage from the cuckolded husband.
13.
Jack Waterford from the " Canberra Times " noted in Titterton's obituary that the " general charge of complaisance is better directed at Menzies than Titterton ."
14.
Sherman's two prior drug convictions did not prove the " ready complaisance " the government claimed he demonstrated, since only one was for dealing and that was nine years old.
15.
However, after Napoleon's 1807 treaty of Tilsitt which forewarned of the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire, Ali Pasha renounced his alliance with France and yielded to Britain's complaisance.
16.
She was helpless, and the violence of her grief and anger soon changed to passive resistance, and then to a complete forbearance and complaisance which gained the king's regard and favour.
17.
British complaisance can never be purchased by trading one of these factors against the other and any country that attempts it is bound to create for itself disappointment and disillusion as Germany is doing ".
18.
:The Men, in Complaisance, have imitated them; condemned what they disliked, and call that Pedantry, which made an Essential Part of Politeness, even in " Malherbe "'s Time.
19.
Nanjunda's infatuation in the immediate aftermath of their first corporeal encounter and Madhavi's tortured complaisance in furthering the passion till a fog of guilt and doom descends on her, are excellent in injecting a dash of reality.
20.
Mais quelque reconnaissance que je lui eusse port�e d ailleurs, je ne pouvais apr�s tout trafiquer des int�r�ts de l Empire pour l acquit de mes propres sentiments; et puis j �tais trop fier pour sembler avoir achet?ses complaisances.
