Utiliser "beau monde" dans une phrase

1. “An’ this is Beau Monde,” says Lancelot, pointing to a Fellow with a perfectly curl’d, Full-bottom’d Wig such as Louis XIV himself might have worn

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2. “I call him Beau Monde because he e’er prefers Style to Comfort an’ insists upon dressin’ as ye see him, e’en on the Road

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3. Beau Monde bow’d still lower than Mr

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4. But O ’twas boring in the Country, tho’ beauteous, and besides, what Scribbler doth not dream of Excuses to leave her Writing Bureau and mingle with the Beau Monde in Town? Writing is a lonely, melancholick Art; and the newly famous, in particular, are inclin’ed towards Foolish Fancies concerning the Pleasures to be had in Town—the Balls, Assemblies, Masquerades, and Musicales; the Coffee-Houses, Plays, and Operas, all the fashionable Strut of brittle London Life

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5. Stoll: “The Beau Monde at the Restoration”

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