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Updated: June 27, 2025
You are drawn to those who do something avante garde. Why be afraid. It's ineluctable?" "Ineluctable?" "Ineluctable as day meets night. And you want it to happen this ruining of you at other hands. Admit it." "I do; but I don't know why." "The smearing of paint, the smearing of blood, there's no difference.
The attacking Malays were not those of the immediate vicinity, whose prowess, from their appearance, I should be inclined to doubt, but came from the mountains, an unconquered people, who continually make war upon the invaders of their soil. I was greatly amused by the recital of his part in the affair, by a non-commissioned officer, who informed me that he was born a Belgian, and gave his story in broken French, broken in words as well as grammar, for he had been imbibing something stronger than water. It appeared that his valiant self and two others equally brave one a Frenchman, the other a Prussian had been selected to serve as a picket, or avante garde, as he termed it, some distance from the fort, at a place called the "Barrier." When at midnight they heard the approach of the enemy. "Je mette mon fusil
I believe he'd have climbed if Lord Lundie hadn't put him off!" "Wait a moment, Chris," said Jimmy the interpreter; "Guiseppe says he may answer to the music of his infancy. Giuseppe, therefore, will go in with the organ. Orpheus with his lute, you know. Avante, Orpheus! There's no Neapolitan for bathroom, but I fancy your friend is there." "Don't be a cad, Bubbles," was Jimmy's answer.
It would be the extreme of paradox to write a Paolo-and-Francesca play and omit the scene of "Quel giorno più non vi leggemmo avante." The cases are not very frequent, however, in which an individual incident is thus imposed by history or legend.
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