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I got the ladies of the chateaux near by to aid me; they were so interested that many came down from Paris to see the wedding. It was a pretty sight, each in a different dress! Every century since the thirteenth was represented." "Attendez a demain, La fraiche matinee, Quand mon oiseau prive Aura pris sa volee!"
Less than a month ago M. le Comte paid three thousand francs for his recovery." "Monsieur le Comte?" I queried. "My husband, Sir," she replied, with an exquisite air of hauteur. "M. le Comte de Nolé de St. Pris." "Ah, then," I continued calmly, "I fear me that Monsieur de Nolé de St. Pris will have to pay again."
He admits to himself that probably Christ was not correctly reported in the matter. Then appears the critic, having no interests to serve, no parti pris to defend, and states the matter calmly, dispassionately, as it appears to him. It had enormous vogue. It inaugurated a new Apocalyptic literature. And clearly the youth of Jesus of Nazareth was vitally influenced by it.
With a vague idea that vigorous treatment was best for that feminine ailment, Jack was about to empty the contents of an ice-pitcher over her, when she arrested him, by exclaiming, incoherently, "Oh, don't! it was so funny! how can you laugh, you cruel boy? I'm disgraced, forever take me home to Pris, oh, take me home to Pris!"
Subordination of nature to intelligence, of intelligence to will, and of will to dogmatic faith such is its general framework. Unfortunately there are no signs of critical, or comparative, or historical study in it, and as an apologetic in which satire is curiously mingled with glorification of the religion of love it leaves upon one an impression of parti pris.
Priscilla and Georgie sat on the couch and looked at each other with troubled faces. All ordinary telegrams came directly to the students. They knew that something serious must have happened to have it sent to the warden. Georgie got up and walked around the room uncertainly. "Shall I go away, Pris?" she asked. "I suppose Patty would rather be alone if anything has happened.
He now issued a proclamation declaring that such of the late king's judges as did not yield themselves pris- -oners within fourteen days, should receive no pardon. Nine teen surrendered themselves; some were taken in their flight; others escaped beyond sea. The commons seem to have been more inclined to lenity than the lords.
"Why, your white muslin, silk sacque, and new hat, of course," began Pris with an air of surprise. But Kitty broke in impetuously, "I'll never wear that old muslin again; it's full of darns, up to my knees, and all out of fashion. So is my sacque; and as for my hat, though it does well enough here, it would be absurd for Class Day."
All brought something with them to adorn or make comfortable the little house. Pris and Phil and Stella had knick-knacks and pictures galore, which latter they proceeded to hang according to taste, in reckless disregard of Miss Patty's new paper. "We'll putty the holes up when we leave, dear she'll never know," they said to protesting Anne.
Pris looked at her a minute, then opened her arms without a word, and Kitty forgot all her little troubles in one great joy. When Miss Smith and Miss Jones called a few days after to tell her that Mr. Fletcher was going abroad, the amiable creatures were entirely routed by finding Jack there in a most unmistakable situation.
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