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Hoc misso in Syriam, requierant omnibus aures... Cum subito affertur nuncius horribilis; Ionios fluctus, postquam illue Arrius isset, Jam non Ionios esse, sed Hionios.

The cries startled the silence of the streets, and further restraint was impossible. "Regina! Madonna Nostra Reale! Subito!"

"Yes," said Thuillier, folding up the paper, "that's warm, and very flattering to me. But here's another matter! Monsieur has come to tell me that he refuses to plead for me, and renounces all claim to Celeste's hand." "That is to say," said Brigitte, "he renounces her if, after having pleaded, the marriage does not take place 'subito. Well, poor fellow, I think that's a reasonable demand.

But she checked herself as with a quick inspiration: "Have you been to breakfast?" "Well ah not this morning," Mr. Orson admitted, as if to imply that having breakfasted some other morning might be supposed to serve the purpose. She left him and ran to the door. "Maddalena, Maddalena!" she called; and Maddalena responded with a frightened voice from the direction of the kitchen: "Vengo subito!"

Come in; 'tis a late hour; si vespertinus subito you remember old Horace? True, we haven't a hen to baste with Falernian for you, but sure friend Job can find a wedge of Cheshire and a mug of ale. Come in." And Desmond went into the inn.

He knew that the southern races communicated with each other in the language of pantomime, and was mortified to find her shrugs and smiles so unintelligible. At length she returned with a lamp; and Archer, having meanwhile put together a phrase out of Dante and Petrarch, evoked the answer: "La signora e fuori; ma verra subito"; which he took to mean: "She's out but you'll soon see."

"I haf not been awara," he said, politely, in his broken English, "that youar ladysippa's bin intend to travalla. Ees eet not subito intenzion?" Mrs. Willoughby made a polite response of a general character, the Italian paused a moment to drink in deep draughts from Minnie's great beseeching eyes that were fixed upon his, and then, with a low bow, he passed on.

"Summa se iniquitatis condemnari debere nisi eorum vitam sua salute habeat cariorem." De Bell. Gall., vii. 33. "Tantis subito difficultatibus objectis ab animi virtute consilium petebat." Gudrund? The word has a German sound. "Insolenter adversarii sui gloriabantur L. Lentulum et C. Marcellum consules creatos, qui omnem honorem et dignitatem Caesaris exspoliarent.

Now Ilioneus, whom Virgil twice employs in embassies as the best speaker of the Trojans, attributes that tempest to Orion in his speech to Dido: "Cum subito assurgens fluctu nimbosus Orion." He must mean either the heliacal or achronical rising of that sign. The heliacal rising of a constellation is when it comes from under the rays of the sun, and begins to appear before daylight.

"He come every morning to Galata Bridge for you me. He say, too, if any trouble while you paint I go him ah, effendi, it is only Joe Hornstog can do these things. The Pasha, he know me all good Turk-men know me. Where we paint now, subito? In the plaza, or in the patio of the Valedee, like last year?" "Neither. We go first to the Mosque of Suleiman.