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Learn, once and for all, man, that I am in love desperately and over head and ears in love." "Et puis," said I coolly. "And intend to marry immediately." "Oh, very well," said I; "the fighting and debt will come later, that's all. But to return now for the lady." "Come, you must make a guess."
I told her, in reply, all that I knew, and that you know, gentle reader, about the Count de Chavannes. "Et puis? Et puis?" asked Adele, laughing. "Et puis, nothing at all," I answered. "No secrets among friends, Valerie," said Adele, looking me earnestly in the face; "I had none with you, and you helped me with your advice. Be as frank, at least, with me, if you love me."
Thus, MOLIERE had his favourite cat; Madame de Puis, the celebrated harpplayer, settled a pension on her feline friend, which caused a law-suit, and brought into action all the most celebrated lawyers of France; and M. L'Abbe de Fontenu was in the habit of experimenting on these animals, one of which he found could exist twenty-six months without drinking! which fact is recorded in the History of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris, 1753.
"Et puis?" said the Countess, raising her eyebrows a little. "Et puis," continued the Doctor, "these legal gentlemen find difficulty in persuading themselves that I am myself that I am really the nephew of Gustavus Lindstrand, deceased." "What nonsense!" exclaimed Margaret. "And so to please them you are going away. And who will get your money, pray?"
She let him have his way with a merry smile, dark eyes and white teeth flashing, but as she went she said to Mr. Mackwayte: "My friend, wait for me! Et puis nous causerons! We will 'ave a talk, nest-ce pas?" "A very old friend of mine, my dear," Mr. Mackwayte said to Barbara when, dressed in his street clothes, he rejoined her in the wings where she stood watching Nur-el-Din dancing.
"But Madame de Connal is dressing, perhaps," said Ormond. "Et puis? and what then? you must get rid as fast as you can of your English prejuges and she is not here neither," said Mademoiselle, opening the door.
'Why, Bertram replied, that he considered the original settlement of Mrs. Margaret Bertram as the arrangement most proper in the circumstances of the family, and that therefore the estate of Singleside was the property of his sister. 'The rascal! said Pleydell, wiping his spectacles. 'He'll steal my heart as well as my mistress. Et puis?
"Ah, mon cher, Sir Charles, ravi de vous voir. But why are you not dancing?" "Ah, mi ladi, Je ne puis pas, c'est a dire, Ich kann es nicht; I am too old; Ich bin " "Oh, you horrid man; I understand you perfectly. You hate ladies, that is the real reason. You do you know you do." "Ah, my ladi, Gnaedige frau; glauben sie mir; I do loave de ladies; I do adore de sex.
And with that she began to tear off his clothes, and in a few moments he was quite naked. She then, with trembling fingers, began to disrobe herself, and every garment she took off only revealed new beauties. At last she stood with nothing on but her chemise. "Otez ma chemise. Je suis si excitée, que je ne le puis pas."
But come, my dear, dash into the middle of things at once, in the true Epic style." "Then to dash into the midst of things at once," said Miss Portman, speaking very quick: "Mr. Hervey observed that Miss Delacour was growing very fond of me." "Miss Delacour, did you say?" cried her ladyship: "Et puis?"
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