Socialists are noisy, but rarely clever.

A man who in France describes himself as Moderate must not expect to be popular for any length of time.

The Orleanists were only just out of office.

It was scarcely a year since Louis Philippe had died in exile at Claremont--only three years since he signed his abdication and hurried across to Newhaven.

It was not the turn of the Orleanists.
There is no quarrel so deadly as a family quarrel; no fall so sudden as that of a house divided against itself.