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"I can tell you nothing more to-night," she interposed, rising impatiently. "It is time I put the child to bed and, besides, I can't talk of things that distress me. You must wait for the time if it ever comes! when I am calmer and happier than I am now." She turned to enter the bed-chamber. Acting headlong on the impulse of the moment, I took her by the hand and stopped her.
The cauzee's heart sank within him, and he became more dead than alive; but the lady somewhat revived him by thrusting him into her bed-chamber, desiring him to remain still, as possibly a way might be found for his escape. He gladly retired, secretly vowing that if spared from his present threatening distress, Satan should no more tempt him to make love or break the sacred law.
Had I sought the world's centre to find, I had found it, But this Well! ne'er a plummet was made that could sound it." His father was a colonel in the army, and equerry to James I. Edward was early introduced to court, and, after having been page to Charles I., was made groom of the bed-chamber to his son, while Prince of Wales.
On February 25, a grand council was held in the emperor's bed-chamber, and the emperor wrote in his bed an edict proclaiming his fourth son his heir and chosen successor. Taoukwang survived this important act only a very short time, but the exact date of his death is uncertain.
Father, farewell if you dislike my course, Blame the old rigid Customs of your Force. SCENE II. A Bed-chamber. Enter Sir Feeble, Leticia, and Phillis. Let. Ah, Phillis! I am fainting with my Fears, Hast thou no comfort for me? Sir Feeb. Why, what art doing there fiddle fadling adod, you young Wenches are so loth to come to but when your hand's in, you have no mercy upon us poor Husbands. Let.
Clement Marot was the "Valet of the Bed-chamber to King Francis I.," and was one of the greatest French poets of his time; in fact, he gave his name to a new school of poetry, "Marotique."
So the scribe came to the bed-chamber of the King, and in the presence of the high-priest all the words of Amen were written down, not one of them was omitted, and Pharaoh and the Queen signed the roll, and the high-priest witnessed it and, copies having been made, bore it away to hide it in the secret treasury of Amen.
It may be remarked in this connection that the persons who are guilty of lapses like that of entering your front door unannounced are of the same class as those who enter your bed-chamber or sanctum without knocking. This is a rudeness which nothing warrants.
The travellers were just sitting down to their late dinner, when one of the children noticed that Agnes was not wearing her watch. Had she left it in her bed-chamber in the hurry of changing her dress? She rose from the table at once in search of her watch; Lady Montbarry advising her, as she went out, to see to the security of her bed-chamber, in the event of there being thieves in the house.
The dwelling consisted of but eight rooms, one of which, situated at the rear of the entrance passage, served Mr. Lord as sitting-room and bed-chamber; it overlooked a small garden, and afforded a side glimpse of the kitchen with its outer appurtenances. In the front room the family took meals.
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