| 41. | Today, the taille is rare outside period ensembles, and a cor anglais is commonly substituted in performance.
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| 42. | At Paris in 1783 his appearance drew from Marie-Antoinette the compliment of " Le bel Anglais ".
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| 43. | This included 264 deaths in Sud department, of whom 158 died in Les Anglais where Matthew moved ashore.
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| 44. | The normal instruments of the orchestra headed by a cor anglais struggle ineffectually through a percussion jungle to total collapse.
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| 45. | Yet the Kenyan finished almost as though he had just completed a stroll on the celebrated Promenade des Anglais nearby.
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| 46. | On the Net : http : / / www . keepitblue . net / anglais / tr-gb . html
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| 47. | Chartres Tourist Office, http : / / www . ville-chartres . fr / anglais / index . html
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| 48. | The parades take place day and night, while on the Promenade des Anglais, " flower battles " occur.
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| 49. | In later years, she was famous for parading the animal up and down the Promenade des Anglais in Nice.
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| 50. | There was another mission near Cumana and was adjoined to the mission in Toco by way of the Anglais Road.
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