The titans were creeping along, not quite side by side, leaving twin trails of destruction in their wake.
Les titans continuaient d’avancer, pas tout à fait côte à côte, laissant derrière eux deux sillages de destruction.
In the relative calm at the end of the Ancient Régime, when the surging ideas of the revolution were creeping already in the countryside. Jeanne Antide knows the hard work of the village people with the charge of a family.
Dans le calme relatif de la fin de l’Ancien Régime, où perce déjà jusque dans les campagnes, le bouillonnement des idées révolutionnaires, Jeanne-Antide connaît le rude labeur des villageoises en charge de famille.
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