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It is this true German Socialism which Mr. Gronlund, in the work previously alluded to, very clearly presents, and which should be more generally understood than it is. Apropos of the subject, it will not be amiss to recall a statement made by Frederic Harrison, namely: "The working-class is the only class which is not a class. It is the nation.
"Which reminds me," continued Betty, apropos of nothing at all, "that we have a whole holiday which we can spend just exactly as we please." "Yes, where shall we go?" cried Amy eagerly. "I thought maybe we could take Mollie's car and and " Three pairs of curious eyes were focused upon her as she hesitated. "And what?" they queried in chorus.
I heard a prominent lecturer say we should not be so quick to condemn people who do not eat as we think they should. He said, apropos of eating with a knife or, according to present usage, with a fork, that it's just a little matter of the difference between pitching it in or shoveling it in." Martin laughed. "There's nothing of the snob about you, is there?
You had just arrived at Paris, and a morning journal, in mentioning the troops, and the names of the generals who appeared at the review, related, apropos of your military exploits, many exciting details of your escape during the war. Do you recall the applause that greeted you when you marched past the tribunes? I saw you then for the first time, but I should have known you among a thousand!
"Apropos," she said, as if to drive away thoughts that pursued her in spite of herself, "how is poor Voiture, do you know, Scarron?" "What, is Monsieur Voiture ill?" inquired a gentleman who had spoken to Athos in the Rue Saint Honore; "what is the matter with him?"
The insinuating Mazarin, who availed himself of every opportunity to worm out secrets, and to make himself necessary by forced confidences, said, approaching the Queen: "That comes very apropos, just as we were speaking of the crown of Poland." Marie, who was listening, could not hear this, and said to Madame de Guemenee, who was at her side: "Is Monsieur de Chabot, then, King of Poland?"
She dabbed her handkerchief at her eyes, muttered: "My Heavens, what a fool!" apropos of nothing tangible, and stared dully out at the forlorn waste of cinders with rows of shining rails running straight across it upon ties half sunken in the black desolation, and at the red abomination which was the pump-house squatting beside the dripping tank, the pump breathing asthmatically as it labored to keep the sliding water gauge from standing at the figure which meant reproach for the grimy attendant.
"'He said to him, "Monsieur le Duc, I forbid you to speak ill of my mistress before me." "'Gramont goes too far, said Napoleon with a dreamy smile. "'That is what we all thought, including Viel-Castel, who was nevertheless delighted. "'Apropos of this, said Napoleon after a silence, 'I have forgotten to ask you for news of the Countess Bielowsky.
At the end of his pamphlet he makes a distinction between the Catholic clergy and gentry in England, which I know the latter consider to be very impertinent; and he makes it apropos of a passage in one of my original letters in January.
"No doubt you think that you are complimenting me in comparing me to Dupin," he observed. "Now, in my opinion, Dupin was a very inferior fellow. That trick of his of breaking in on his friends' thoughts with an apropos remark after a quarter of an hour's silence is really very showy and superficial.
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