But this week, the cry of egalite finally went underground.

"Unfortunately, Joseph, the egalite and the fraternite get left at home.

'Liberte, egalite, fraternite' ain't going to sort that out, and people know it.

It is no wonder the revolution pressed her to the guillotine in the name of liberte, egalite and fraternite.

The new French trinity is egalite, fraternite, francais!

The French egalite had sartorial advantages.

Or free, as in liberte, egalite, fraternite?"

Liberte; egalite; fraternite!

"But what happened to all that famous French liberte, egalite and fraternite that you fought your revolution for?" asked Joseph in astonishment.

Friday quiz: liberte, egalite...

The words: "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite ou la Mort!"

Her beloved Princess she will--leave here, with the Prince Chartres Egalite her Brother.

Liza Bruce's manifesto included three cards with the headings "Liberte," Egalite," "Modernite."

Since this tournament is being held in the land of liberte, egalite, fraternite, a few of the lads felt they had the freedom to say a few words after the game.

The reverse with a circular central medallion inscribed 'Republique D'Haiti' within a blue enamel ring inscribed in gilt letters 'Liberte Egalite Fraternite'.

"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," "liberte, egalite, fraternite": like many another artist, not to mention ordinary citizens of every stripe, Beethoven felt the fire in the ringing catchwords of revolution.

Rabbis declared that the French Revolution was the "second law from Mount Sinai," "our exodus from Egypt, our modern Pesach"; "the Messianic age has arrived with this new society of liierte, egalite ,fraternite.

Girondins have moved, Buzot moved long ago, from principle and also from jesuitism, that the whole race of Bourbons should be marched forth from the soil of France; this Prince Egalite to bring up the rear.

Liberte to travel always existed, even fraternite among passengers has been recorded, but for all but a few of the last 91 years, the pointed absence of egalite was what most distinguished the Paris Metro from all other subways of the world.

Dame Genlis has come to Raincy, out of England and Bury St. Edmunds, in these days; being summoned by Egalite, with her young charge, Mademoiselle Egalite, that so Mademoiselle might not be counted among Emigrants and hardly dealt with.

Feasible hope remains not for him: unfeasible hope, in pallid doubtful glimmers, there may still come, bewildering, not cheering or illuminating,--from the Dumouriez quarter; and how, if not the timewasted Orleans Egalite, then perhaps the young unworn Chartres Egalite might rise to be a kind of King?