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Updated: June 27, 2025
There being no footpaths in the streets of Paris, they were continually driven up close to the walls. Ormond at first shrunk at the sight of their peril and narrow escapes. "Monsieur apparemment is nervous after his voyage?" said the Abbe. "No, but I am afraid the people will be run over. I will make the coachman drive more quietly."
I had not been presented myself; so turning about to her, he did it just as well, by asking her if she had come from Paris? No: she was going that route, she said. Vous n'etes pas de Londres? She was not, she replied. Then Madame must have come through Flanders. Apparemment vous etes Flammande? said the French captain. The lady answered, she was. Peut etre de Lisle? added he.
"Apparemment c'est un pauvre misérable, qui a fait naufrage," observed the old negro, who appeared to have the charge of the vessel; "Gustave Adolphe, tu parles bien l'Anglais; demandez-lui les nouvelles," continued the old man, folding his arms across, and looking very big indeed, as he reclined against the mainmast of the vessel. Gustave Adolphe stood forward from the rest of the negroes.
Yesterday I was too late down stairs because I could not get the abominable stuff out of my hair." "And it would be a cruel stroke to be taken for Philip Carey again, in the gentleman's own presence, too," said Beatrice. "Monsieur is apparemment the apothecaire de famille. Do you remember, Henrietta, the French governess in Miss Edgworth's book?"
Be it so: it is not, after all, you know, robbing the dead, only inheriting by mistake from a namesake, which with foreigners is allowable, because impossible to avoid, from the time of 'Monsieur Robinson parent apparemment de Monsieur Crusoe? to the present day."
As to assistance, she could give none. At last her exaggerated demonstrations of horror and grief ended with, "Dieu merci! an moins nous voila delivres de ce voyage affreux. Apparemment qu'il ne sera plus question de ce vilain Petersburg pour madame."
She is all up and dress; she is gone out in the carriage, and will soon be back no doubt. I know not to where she go, but in my opinion to my Lady Katrine. If you please, you not mention I say dat, as miladi charge me not to speak of dis to you. Apparemment quelque petit mystere."
"I do not allude to an animal fever, but to the western fever." "Ce pays de l'ouest, est-il bien malsain?" whispered Mademoiselle Viefville. "Apparemment, Mademoiselle, sur plusieurs rapports."
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