lassan造句

• Since 7 June 2009, it is part of the town Lassan.
• Lassan has a small marina for sailboats and yachts.
• Ducos is tried for the murder of Henri Lassan and executed by firing squad.
• NICHOLAS LASSAN : A Self-Taught Man
• After travelling to Italy to defeat Ducos, Sharpe returned to the Lassan estate permanently.
• The first is the " lassan ", with its brief but dramatic introduction.
• This device provides a contrast which intensifies the generally dark and sombre character of the lassan.
• The Rhapsodies generally present a clear succession of two traditional scales  lassan, and friska.
• Both children carried the Lassan name.
• However, he soon after died in Russia, forcing Lucille to move back into the Lassan home.
• The mood of the lassan is generally dark and melancholic, although it contains some playful and capricious moments.
• They arrive shortly after Lassan's murder, by assassins instructed by Ducos, disguised as British riflemen.
• "' Lucille Castineau "'was Revolution and was succeeded in his title by her older brother Henri Lassan.
• Sharpe and Frederickson make their way first to Teste de Buch, then to Lassan's ancestral home in Normandy, to which he has retired.
• It opens quietly in the key of F-sharp minor, but on its dominant chord, C-sharp major, recalling a theme from the lassan.
• Unfortunately, both Henri and her mother were murdered soon afterwards by thugs of French spymaster Pierre Ducos, trying to prevent Lassan from revealing Ducos's own treachery to Richard Sharpe.
• Although the lassan's principal key is C-sharp minor ( with the appropriate key signature used throughout ) the work opens on the tonic major chord, C-sharp major.
• But while their aircraft are effective against the dodo squadrons, the armored vehicles making up the Lassan ground forces, manned by giant apemen also under the Lassans'control, seem invulnerable.
• This is suggested at various intervals such as Lassan commenting that he prays for Killick's soul and Killick yelling at Sharpe near the end during the escape for him not to kill Lassan.
• This is suggested at various intervals such as Lassan commenting that he prays for Killick's soul and Killick yelling at Sharpe near the end during the escape for him not to kill Lassan.