A generation later, a dashing French socialist named Etienne Cabet founded the Icarian Nation in Illinois.
Madame de la Baudraye loved Etienne so truly, that this prudence, worthy of de Clagny, gratified her and stanched her tears.
Etienne Arnaud having preached to an assembly near Alais, was taken prisoner by the soldiers.
The orchestra was not numerous, but complete, and was directed by a French pianist, Mr. Etienne.
Meanwhile, Etienne Brule had found cause to rue the hour when he undertook his hazardous mission to the Carantonan allies.
Etienne's sorrow was the most intense, the most lasting of sorrows, and wholly silent.
