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I have, in general, little to fear but casual infidelities, and the chance that they may not all be sufficiently transitory for my safety. The King likes variety, but he is also bound by habit; he fears eclats, and detests manoeuvring women. But, if he found another woman to whom he could talk of hunting and business as he does to you, it would be just the same to him in three days."
Next time I looked, the five Boches, or six, whichever it was, had all been raveled out by the wind. Éclats d'obus." "You may have heard about Franklin's Boche. He got it during his first combat. He didn't know that there was a German in the sky, until he saw the tracer bullets. Then the machine passed him about thirty metres away. And he kept going down: may have had motor trouble.
I have, in general, little to fear but casual infidelities, and the chance that they may not all be sufficiently transitory for my safety. The King likes variety, but he is also bound by habit; he fears eclats, and detests manoeuvring women. But, if he found another woman to whom he could talk of hunting and business as he does to you, it would be just the same to him in three days."
After some few minutes exposure to these eclats de rire, he succeeded in depositing the source of his griefs within the fender, and once more retired to his sanctuary, having registered a vow, which, should I speak it, would forfeit his every claim to gallantry for ever. Whether in the vow aforesaid Mr.
It was the link between trenches; and now and then a sentinel popped out from behind a queer barrier built up as a protection against "les éclats d'obus." "This is the way the wounded come back," said one of the lieutenants, "when there are any wounded. I laughed. "Who taught you that?" "You will see," he replied, making a nice little mystery. "You will see who taught it to me and then some!"
You're pure tragedy, with de grands éclats de voix in the great style, or you're nothing." "Be beautiful be only that," Peter urged with high interest. "Be only what you can be so well something that one may turn to for a glimpse of perfection, to lift one out of all the vulgarities of the day."
In this crisis, it was most fortunate that the French prefect at The Hague, M. de Stassart, had stolen away on the earliest alarm; and the French garrison of four hundred chasseurs, aided by one hundred well-armed custom-house officers, under the command of General Bouvier des Eclats, caught the contagious fears of the civil functionary.
"Oh, the poor man." Crash goes a shell. Everybody wonders where it has fallen. In a few seconds the éclats rain down into the street. "Dirty animals," says the voice of the old man in the darkest of all the corners. Madame Champaubert begins the story of how a cousin of hers who keeps a grocery-shop at Mailly, near the frontier, was cheated by a Boche tinware salesman.
After some few minutes exposure to these eclats de rire, he succeeded in depositing the source of his griefs within the fender, and once more retired to his sanctuary, having registered a vow, which, should I speak it, would forfeit his every claim to gallantry for ever. Whether in the vow aforesaid Mr.
I have, in general, little to fear but casual infidelities, and the chance that they may not all be sufficiently transitory for my safety. The King likes variety, but he is also bound by habit; he fears eclats, and detests manoeuvring women. But, if he found another woman to whom he could talk of hunting and business as he does to you, it would be just the same to him in three days."
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