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"The 'Breviary of Lovers, printed at Liege in 1712; no printer's name. Ah, mon Dieu! what amusement can Christians possibly find in reading such books? It would be better if they were all burned in the Place de Grève by the hand of the public hangman! Chut! What name have I been pronouncing there!
I have already demanded it from all the doctors I have seen since yesterday, but they answered me, laughing, 'You must address yourself to the chief physician for that. When will he come, La Lorraine?" "Chut! I think he is there. We must not talk while he is making his visit," answered La Lorraine. During the conversation of the two women the day commenced to dawn.
He waited long, however, before he heard the pattering of little feet; then a stool scraped along the floor, the button of his door was undone, the stool pushed back, and as he emerged, Eustacie stood before him with her finger to her lip. 'CHUT, Beranger! It is my father and uncle, and Narcisse, and, oh! so many gens d'armes.
The sun glared on the foul water eddying in and out among the piles and barges. Some men were rowing in a boat, furiously. Another boat followed close. A voice close by Gethryn cried, angrily: "Dieu! who are you shoving?" Rex moved aside; as he did so a gamin crowded quickly forward and craned over the edge, shouting, "Vive le cadavre!" "Chut!" said another voice. "Vive la Mort!
It never tells what the nightingale said to the ants. But I know. He said: 'Pouf! Chut! I have sung my beautiful songs all summer and now you foolish ants think I am going to starve. Stupid, short-sighted little insects!
He watched grimly the preparations the hospital physician was silently making in his case, for fever, inflammation. "I must be strong enough to go out cured on Christmas eve," he said to him one day, coolly. The old doctor glanced up shrewdly. He was an old Alsatian, very plain-spoken. "You say so?" he mumbled. "Chut! Then you will go. There are some bull-dog men.
He was talking to Esther, who had been hastily summoned to the scene, and who had helped to unfasten the pretty bodice. "Why, the child is tight-laced!" he said; "surely you must have noticed it, madam. That pressure, if it has been constant, has been enough to half kill her. Chut, chut! faint indeed I wonder she has not taken fits or gone into a decline before this."
I'll run home as fast as I can, and saddle the old mare and bring her here, and then we'll ride back again together. What do you say?" "Oh, don't leave me here alone?" pleaded Bert. "I'll be awfully frightened." "Chut! Bert. There's nothing to frighten you but some old crows. Stay just where you are, and I'll be back inside of an hour."
"Bad, bad, a notorious bad liver and dirty with the tongue," said Cæsar. "Chut, father!" said Grannie. "The young man's civil enough, and girls will be girls. What's a word or a look or a laugh when you're young and have a face that's fit for anything." "Better her face should be pitted with smallpox than bring her to the pit of hell," said Cæsar.
"But?" echoed Cigarette, leaning out of her oval hole, perched in the quaint, gray Moresco wall, parti-colored with broken encaustics of varied hues. "Chut, bon comrade! That little word has been the undoing of the world ever since the world began. 'But' is a blank cartridge, and never did anything but miss fire yet.
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