| He had learned the language from Russian emigres during 16 years in Harbin, Manchuria. |
| He removed their names from the list of emigres, though they certainly took part in that last conspiracy against him. |
| Fouche relied on the co-operation of the emigres everywhere beyond the Rhine to lure the Duc d'Enghien into the plot. |
| Madame de Ventadour had been in England in her childhood, for her parents had been emigres. |
| The marquis and his family had been among the first emigres at the outbreak of the Revolution. |
| I expect he told him that we were prisoners of importance, either English spies or French emigres. |
