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However, the princess, believing herself alone with her confidante: "Abricotina," said she, "tell me truly, did you exaggerate in your description of the unknown prince, for methinks it is impossible he should be as amiable as you say?" "Madam," replied the damsel, "if I have failed in anything, it was in coming short of what was due to him."

"That I cannot answer you, madam," said I, and bowed and would have passed, but she stood before me.

I am afraid this day's business will make matters wider than ever between your good ladyship and your brother: For my master doats upon madam. Woman, said she, do thou be silent! Sure, I that was born in this house, may have some privilege in it, without being talked to by the saucy servants in it! I beg pardon, madam, replied Mrs.

"It can't be helped," muttered Hagar, and then, when Mrs. Conway asked an explanation of her conduct, she answered, "I was afraid you'd wake her up, and mercy knows I've had worry enough with both the brats." Not till then had Madam Conway observed how haggard and worn was Hagar's face, and instead of reproving her for her boldness she said gently: "You have indeed been sorely tried!

Will you leave word below that he is to please come up directly he arrives?" "Certainly, madam!" the clerk answered, turning towards the door. I should have followed him from the room, but she stopped me. "Please don't go," she said. "I am very foolish, I know, but I am afraid!"

As for Giglio, he never left Madam Gruffanuff all this time, but stood with her in the embrasure of a window, paying her compliments. At length the Groom of the Chambers announced His Royal Highness the Prince of Crim Tartary! and the noble company went into the royal dining-room.

It kindled my imagination, and I answered with the stuff I had often cogitated when I had tried to explain to myself just how a case could be made out against the Allied cause. 'I will tell you, Madam, I said. 'I am a man who has followed a science, but I have followed it in wild places, and I have gone through it and come out at the other side.

Here was a young man, well born "the Fitzgeralds, my dear, an Irish family, with royal blood in their veins" well-bred "most charming manners, I assure you, and so very good-looking" and engaged to one of the richest girls in Melbourne "pretty enough, madam, no doubt, but he wanted her money, sly dog;" and this young man, who had been petted by the ladies, voted a good fellow by the men, and was universally popular, both in drawing-room and club, had committed a vulgar murder it was truly shocking.

As for all this language, said Sir Meliagrance, be it as it be may, for wit you well, madam, I have loved you many a year, and never or now could I get you at such an advantage as I do now, and therefore I will take you as I find you.

"I am so entirely of opinion, that the salubrious air of this healthful island is of great importance to my young charge, Madam, that, were all other considerations wanting, the little I can do to aid your wishes shall be sure to be done."