Fantine造句

Fantine had remained alone.

"This Fantine is surprising.

She was called little Fantine.

Fantine laughed with the rest.

perhaps Fantine was within that shadow.

Fantine fell back on her pillow.

In the meantime, Fantine did not recover.

Fantine had grown ten years older since the preceding night.

But in the midst of this pause Fantine exclaimed:--

said Marguerite, "what is the matter with you, Fantine?"

Fantine owed them one hundred and twenty francs.

Then she looked at Fantine, who turned toward her her head bereft of its hair.

Fantine awaited M. Madeleine's appearance every day as one awaits a ray of warmth and joy.

Fantine heard the gossips say, as they looked at her child: "Who takes those children seriously!

Fantine took the sister's hand in her moist hands, and the latter was pained to feel that perspiration.

Fantine had not seen Javert since the day on which the mayor had torn her from the man.

"Fantine, Dahlia, Zephine, and Favourite have been teasing us for nearly a year to give them a surprise.

Fantine was one of those beings who blossom, so to speak, from the dregs of the people.

All at once she ceased speaking, and this caused him to raise his head mechanically,Fantine had become terrible.

Fantine mingled in the group, and began to laugh with the rest at the harangue, which contained slang for the populace and jargon for respectable people.

There was no one in the house but the two nuns, Sister Perpetue and Sister Simplice, who were watching beside the body of Fantine.

Fameuil and Dahlia were humming,Tholomyes was drinking,Zephine was laughing, Fantine smiling, Listolier blowing a wooden trumpet which he had purchased at Saint-Cloud.

Fantine had the long, white, fine fingers of the vesal virgin who stirs the ashes of the sacred fire with a golden pin.

Some months before this, at the moment when Fantine had just lost her last modesty, her last shame, and her last joy, she was the shadow of herself; now she was the spectre of herself.

On the morrow, towards midday, Fantine awoke. She heard some one breathing close to her bed; she drew aside the curtain and saw M. Madeleine standing there and looking at something over her head.

A little before six o 'clock in the morning he had arrived at M. Sur m., and his first care had been to post a letter to M. Laffitte, then to enter the infirmary and see Fantine.

Fantine laid her head on her pillow and said in a low voice: "Yes, lie down again; be good, for you are going to have your child; Sister Simplice is right; every one here is right."