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"I am glad it doesn't cost so much to live in Wayneboro," said Herbert. "We couldn't afford even one meal a day." "You haven't asked me what the doctor said," remarked Melville, as they left the dining room. "Excuse me, Mr. Melville. It wasn't from any lack of interest." "He advises me to go West by the first of October, either to Colorado or Southern California." Herbert's countenance fell.
Mr. Duval advises the young pupil to sing tones as loudly and deeply as possible. Singing pianissimo is another fallacy for a young voice. This is one of the most difficult accomplishments, and should be reserved for a later period. Oscar Saenger: "The tone should be free, round and full, but not loud." Does the singer really hear himself is a question which has been put to nearly every artist.
And, of course, the Hanoverian much more; through which lies the other Great Road! 'Go by the Harz, advises Landgraf Wilhelm: 'a rugged Hill Country; but it is your hypotenuse towards Berlin; passes at once, or nearly so, from Cassel Territory into Prussian: a rugged road, but a shorter and safer. That is the road Belleisle resolves upon.
Afterwards he added, smiling, "Tallyrand is evidently a shrewd man. He has penetrated my designs. What he advises you know I am anxious to do. But again I say, he is right; one gets on quicker by oneself. Lebrun is a worthy man, but he has no policy in his head; he is a book-maker. Cambaceres carries with him too many traditions of the Revolution. My government must be an entirely new one."
Lord Chesterfield advises us, if we wish to know the real sentiments of the person we are conversing with, to look in his face, for he can more easily command his words than his features. A man's whole life may be picture painted of him by a great artist would probably stamp his true character on the canvas, and betray the secret to posterity.
Instead of quarrelling, he talks seriously to the 'toff' about the sin of fornication, and advises him to pursue a more becoming life in future, and finishes off by giving him a religious tract!" "Now I have nearly finished my questions, but whilst there is time tell me about 'magging, and 'mag-flying." "Magging is not so good a game as it used to be.
'Gude e'en gude e'en t' ye' how patronizing his first salutation! 'She's a wild slip, that' there you have Diana Vernon sketched by the old servant in a touch. And what a scene this is, where Diana rides with Frank to the hilltop, shows him Scotland, and advises him to fly across the border as fast as he can."
There is to be an autopsy. One of the great physicians advises it." Irène uttered a shriek of agony and dropped on her knees. "Run!" she cried, "the truth must be made known at once. Oh! save him!" Gudel tore his hair. Suddenly a thought struck him. "Who is the physician?" "Dr. Albant, from the Tuileries." Iron Jaws reflected. He took Irène's hands in his.
He tells him he has not seen her, and advises him to remain in town, and go for her there to-morrow, and the day following. Tom has money for the work. Young Tom ought to see London, you know, Rip! like you. We shall gain some good clear days. And when old Blaize hears of it what then? I have her! she's mine! Besides, he won't hear for a week. This Tom beats that Tom in cunning, I'll wager.
He was not without a certain financial ability, which many persons used to their profit. Like a ruined gambler who advises neophytes, he pointed out enterprises and speculations, together with the means and chances of conducting them.
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