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She was humming a song, and as she neared the open staircase the words of her song came very distinctly to their ears Entends tu ma pensée qui le réspond tout bas? Ton doux chant me rappelle les plus beaux de mes jours. "My mother's voice," said Peter, in bewildered accents; and he dropped his eyeglass. The canon showed a presence of mind that seldom distinguished him.
As I swung round the bend of the hills downwards and looked up the sloping dell, I remembered that these heathery hollows were called 'vallons' by the people of Lorraine, and this set me singing the song of the hunters, 'Entends tu dans nos vallons, le Chasseur sonner du clairon, which I sang loudly till I reached the river bank, and lost the exhilaration of the hills.
Beside Jack's bed, on his little "table de nuit," lay the remains of his last meal, and an open letter, which we read. It was from one of his suspicious acquaintances of former days, and ran thus: "Ou es tu, cher Jack? why you not come and see me tu me dois de l'argent, entends tu? un chapeau, une cachemire, a box of the Play.
Yes sair, returned the Frenchman, whose prominent eyes were watching the precarious footsteps of the beast he rode, as it picked its dangerous way among the roots of trees, holes, log bridges, and sloughs that formed the aggregate of the highway. Je vous entends; de low countrie is freeze up for half de year. The error of Mr.
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