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It was only when she waved her adieus at the beach that she dropped her foils. "I shall pray for fair winds, monsieur," she called. I looked back at her across the widening water. "Madame, can you hear me? The wind I pray for will blow me back to you." Metaphor aside, it was a favorable day and the breeze was with us.
You'll take that money, and you'll come to me as soon as you can, and God bless you, my dear!" And again Margaret was kissed. Altogether, it was a very osculatory morning for Miss Hugonin. Mr. Jukesbury's adieus, however, were more formal; and I am sorry to say it the old fellow went away wondering if the rich Mr.
The sultan, who had always seen her dressed very meanly, not to say poorly, was surprised to find her as richly and magnificently attired as the princess his daughter. This made him think Aladdin equally prudent and wise in whatever he undertook. When it was night, the princess took her leave of the sultan her father: their adieus were tender, and accompanied with tears.
John's window did not harmonize with the story of the young girl's fatigue. The faint rays, however, could reveal nothing, although they had illumined page after page traced full of words of such vital import to him. Mrs. Mayburn shared his early breakfast, and before he took his leave he tried to say in an easy, natural manner: "Please make my adieus to Miss St.
Amid the cheers and adieus of the nation the two canoes pushed off and, entering the broad bay, paddled up a river under the side of a bar of blue mountains, until the river dwindled to a mere creek, and finally its navigation ceased altogether. By signs upon the head of the dead stag, indicating a larger deer, Nanking knew they were at the "Head-of-Elk" River.
The king was surprised; but, not having entered into any positive engagements with Patipata, he readily entered into her feelings, and intimated to the prince that his adieus would be well received. This Patipata expected; but, although not naturally presumptuous, he had read sufficiently into the heart of Papillette to feel some degree of consolation.
Adieus were said, and Paul found himself again in his taximeter cab. In a state of mind quite different from that which had obsessed him on his way to the dinner, he arrived once more at the hôtel. "Ah! these mad English!" Paul's chauffeur said to himself as he pocketed an extravagant pourboire. "We see too few of them!
The misfortune, so far as I am concerned, is that he cannot spoil me much longer it is almost over now. He expects to leave here in two days; and he has announced to me that he will come to make his adieus, to-morrow afternoon. "You will come soon, won't you, ma chere demoiselle? I burn with impatience to embrace you, since you permit me to embrace you.
In case circumstances would permit it, Mrs. Gillespie engaged to keep Ellen with her, and bring her home to America when she herself should return. And in little more than a month they were gone; adieus and preparations and all were over. Ellen's parting with Mrs. Vawse was very tender and very sad; with Mr.
On May 26, 1809, he had his servants gathered round him for the last adieus; then, by his desire, he was carried to the piano, where he played three times over the "Emperor's Hymn," composed by him. Then he was taken to his bed, where five days afterward he died. By C. E. BOURNE
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