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Fate that eventful night was on the side of the bold Englishman. The French were expecting a convoy of provisions, and the sentinel called out, "Passe!" Another sentry, more suspicious, ran down to the water's edge, and asked, "Pourquoi est-ce que vous ne parlez plus haut?" The captain replied with wonderful coolness, "Tais-toi, nous serons entendus!" an answer which satisfied the guard.
Again the slim-waisted shape of the old wife ventured forth into the room. "Yes, as he says" in a voice that was but an echo "the church has been down many times." "Tais-toi c'est moi qui parle," grumbled anew her husband, giving the withered face a terrific scowl. "Ohe, oui, c'est toi," the echo bleated. The thin hands meekly folded themselves across her apron.
"I'll be damned if I do," said I. "Comment donc?" said the man. "Tais-toi, bete," said I, "ou je te brulerai la cervelle."
To whom were you talking while I was outside?" "Ah, there, tais-toi, mon ami!" Miss Clairville pushed him down on one of the boxes and tried to draw off his stiff and dripping coat, but he restrained her; their hands meeting sent him beside himself, and, seizing one, he pressed a warm, lingering kiss upon it.
Not to marry him, oh, no! so free a bird could not have his wings clipped! And why will I not see the force of this? She stopped, for Angela sprang towards her exclaiming, "Sylvie! Do you mean to tell me that the Marquis Fontenelle is such a villain? "Tais-toi!
"Tais-toi, petite sainte!" cried another voice more piercing and silvery in tone. "Je veux voir qui est la! C'est un homme je sais bien parceque la vieille Mere Laura a rougi!" and both young voices broke into a chorus of renewed laughter.
He asserted that he had an important communication to make to her mistress, but had never found an opportunity to address himself to her in person. "Tais-toi donc on nous entend!" And from now on nothing was to be heard but whispering and giggling. Mary felt now a wave of hotness, started from her nape and overflowing her face. Listening and with beating heart, she sat there.
"I don't see why it should be God's will to make a boy sickly and diseased " began the irrepressible Henri, when his mother cut him short with a stamp of her foot and a cry of "Tais-toi! Silence! Wicked boy! thou wilt kill me with thy naughty speeches! All this evil comes of the school, I would thy father had never been compelled to send thee there!"
'M. de Vauversin Madame Fontaine et M. Robinet Les plongeurs a cheval Le Mari mecontent Tais-toi, gamin Mon voisin l'original Heureux comme ca Comme on est trompe. They made a stage at one end of the salle-a-manger. And what a sight it was to see M. de Vauversin, with a cigarette in his mouth, twanging a guitar, and following Mademoiselle Ferrario's eyes with the obedient, kindly look of a dog!
'The man who wrote the wretched thing had been hurried was an idiot, clearly, and what did one man's opinion matter, even if it were paid for at so much a column? 'Mais, tais-toi, donc! she cried at last, turning upon him in a fury. 'Can't you see that everything for an artist especially a woman depends on the protections she gets at the beginning?
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