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"Mr Egremont has never entered this house since you met him here for the first time; save once." "He needed no entrance to this house to worm out its secrets," said Morley maliciously. "That could be more adroitly done by one who had assignations at command with the most charming of its inmates."
Hither came, to acquire the fashions, make assignations, arrange for the night's gaming, or shun the bailiff, the gallant, the gamester, the ladies whose dresses were better than their manners, the stale knight, the captain out of service. Here Falstaff purchased Bardolph. "I bought him," say's the knight, "at Paul's."
V. II. Maritime War IV. I. Crete IV. II. The First Sicilian Slave War, IV. IV. Revolts of the Slaves These enactments gave rise to the conception of robbery as a separate crime, while the older law comprehended robbery under theft. V. II. The Pirates in the Mediterranean IV. X. Assignations to the Soldiers V. I. Pompeius IV. X. Abolition of the Gracchan Institutions
Gerard, on his side, was still flattered by the deep and touching tenderness shown to him; but weariness was coming, and he had already sought to break off the connection by avoiding any further assignations. He well understood Eve's glances and her tears, and though he was moved at sight of them he tried to excuse himself.
Shy and modest as a girl, he coloured or looked aside when his more hardened friends boasted of assignations and love-affairs.
Jane thinks well of the eldest daughter, in spite of her fringe and of her refusal to enter the G.F.S.; but I have good reason for knowing that she holds assignations in Mr. White's garden on Sunday afternoons with young Stebbing, whose mother knows her to be a most artful and dangerous girl, though she is so clever at the mosaic work that there is no getting her discharged. Mrs.
They never made any assignations, yet day after day Bluebell met him, and for a brief space they were together. Harry Dutton was only twenty-two, he had been at sea all his life, and had never been seriously in love before.
But the besetting evil of the place, and that which drew down the severest censures of the writers above-mentioned, was that this spot, which of all others should have been most free from such intrusion was made a public exhibition. There all the loose characters thronged, assignations were openly made, and the spectators diverted themselves with the vagaries of its miserable inhabitants.
People told hair-raising tales of that expedition down the river, of walks through the orange groves, of nights spent at doña Pepa's house, Rafael entering in the dark, in his stocking feet, like a thief; of silhouettes of the lovers outlined in suggestive poses against the bedroom curtain; of their appearing in windows their arms about each other's waists, looking at the stars everything sworn to by voluntary spies, who could say "I saw it with my own eyes" persons who had spent whole nights, on the river-bank, behind some fence, in some clump of bushes, to surprise the deputy on his way to or from his assignations.
Yet those who had known and observed the king closely for thirty years, declared that he had never manifested so much passion, neither on the eve of battles nor of amorous assignations, as he then did for the demolition of Duplessis and his deductions.
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