芬芳 | fēn fāng | perfume; fragrant | |
芳香 | fāng xiāng | balmy; fragrant; aromatic (chemistry) | |
群芳 | qún fāng | all flowers; all beauties; all talents | |
芳心 | fāng xīn | the affection, or heart, of a young woman | |
孤芳自赏 | gū fāng zì shǎng | lone flower admiring itself (idiom); narcissism; self-love |
1 | We're sorry, Miss Fang. | |
2 | Fantine heard the gossips say, as they looked at her child: "Who takes those children seriously! | |
3 | Only he remained an hour instead of half an hour, to Fantine's great delight. | |
4 | However, the old woman who lighted her candle for her when she returned at night, taught her the art of living in misery. Back of living on little, there is the living on nothing. | |
5 | Upon his face and in his attitude there was nothing but inexpressible pity. After a few moments of this meditation he bent towards Fantine, and spoke to her in a low voice. |