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1 Surrounded by Henriot's mounted guards, the tumbrils lumbered slowly to the Place de la R�volution.

2 He would have used this, but for its volution about the corpse, the hitch which embarrassed it, and the reflection that it had not been 'torn off' from the garment.

3 Clinging to Susanna's thumb, he threw back his head, opened his bill, and poured forth his crystal song—a thin, bright, crystal rill, swift-flowing, winding in delicate volutions.

4 He crossed the Place de la R�volution.

5 Danton, at table in the ministry of Foreign Affairs, remarked: "The R�volution, like Saturn, eats its own children."

6 All Paris had, apparently, assembled on the Place de la R�volution; and the very beggars had quitted their accustomed haunts to repair thither.

7 His eyes filled with bursting tears, and his whole being was still entranced with the glamour of this farewell when he saw the blood-stained knife rise into view in the Place de la R�volution.

8 After the abolition of royalty in France, it was called the Place de la R�volution.

9 On the 21st of January 1793 Louis was beheaded in the Place de la R�volution, now the Place de la Concorde.

10 On reaching the erstwhile Rue Royale and turning into the Place de la R�volution, Brotteaux caught sight of a steel triangle glittering between two wooden uprights; it was the guillotine.

11 Well, as your highness, and the honorable gentlemen, must know, every sea-creature like the scalaria builds its house with the volutions turning to the left.

12 It ceased to appear at the end of July 1791.1 Success attended the R�volutions from its first to its last number, Camille was everywhere famous, and his poverty was relieved.

13 Edgar Quinet has not hesitated to recognize this in his book, La R�volution.

14 "Where shall we go, back to the Luxembourg or forward to the Place de la R�volution?" cried out the bewildered gendarmes who guarded the tumbrils.

15 Grown too painful a sight in the Place de la R�volution, it had been banished to the extremity of the Faubourg Antoine.

16 It took two hours to reach the Place de la R�volution, and meanwhile a terrific summer thunderstorm had broken over Paris, and a torrential rain had descended upon the densely packed streets.

17 On the left wrist were two circular excoriations, apparently the effect of ropes, or of a rope in more than one volution.

18 His arbitrary theory of the �volution des genres, founded on Herbert Spencer and Darwin, and applied to the study of literature, pervaded the schools.

19 We call this process organic volution.

我们把这种过程称为生物进化.

20 We call this process organic volution.

我们把这种过程称为生物进化。

1 螺旋

screw spire helix volute spiral

2 脑回

convolution gyrus

3 滚动

roll trundle

4 螺环

whorl spire volute

5 涡旋

vortex

6 涡卷

gyrate scroll

7 旋转

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8 盘旋

spiral serpentine volute hover swirl wheel circle brood flutter

9 回

fro chapter innings convolution gyrus