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When not thus actively engaged they whispered together in corners and nudged each other, exchanging muttered comments, in which the word charmante came conveniently to the fore. Thus, the lightsome son of republican Gaul in society. It is, however, high time to explain the reason of our own presence of our own reception by France's courteous representative. We are here to meet Mrs.
At Covent Garden, where it was billed 'not acted 10 years', and produced as a first piece at considerable expense with magnificent decorations, Cushing played Harlequin; Dunstall, Scaramouch; Sparks, Baliardo; Ryan, Charmante; Delane, Cinthio; Peg Woffington, Bellemante; and the Bellamy, Elaria. It was, however, a dead failure and only acted twice.
"And remember that the Japanese do not understand the meaning of the word 'flirtation. Good-by, ma cherie, belle et charmante. You won't tell your Mr. Campbell that I trespassed on his garden, will you? Promise?" "I promise," answered Nancy, quite bewildered and fascinated. Then the mysterious lady disappeared down a dripping path and Nancy was left standing alone in the rain.
"Pardon, charmante Ulrique; pardon, belle Amelie; J'ai cru n'aimer que vous la reste de ma vie, Et ne servir que sous vos lois; Mais enfin j'entends et je vois Cette adorable Soeur dont l'Amour suit les traces: Ah, ce n'est pas outrager les Trois Graces Que de les aimer toutes trois!" "A grain of truth is often mingled with the stupidest delusion.
I humbly kiss your Hands, most learned Sir. Doctor waits on him to the Door, and returns: to him Scaramouch. All this while Harlequin was hid in the Hedges, peeping now and then, and when his Master went out he was left behind. Scar. So, so, Don Charmante has played his Part most exquisitely; I'll in and see how it works in his Pericranium. Did you call, Sir? Doct.
I shall, Sir, and see, here's your Key you look'd for. Doct. Charmante peeps out and by degrees comes all out, listning every step. Char. As he is gone off, enter Cinthio groping. Cin. Now for this lucky Rival, if his Stars will make this last part of his Adventure such. Enter Elaria with a Light. Ela. Ha, Cinthio here? Cin. Ela. Prithee hear me. Cin. Ela.
I was like to have run mad once, reading Sir John Mandevil; but to the business, I went, as you know, to Don Cinthio's Lodgings, where I found him with his dear Friend Charmante, laying their Heads together for a Farce. Ela. Farce! Scar. Ay, a Farce, which shall be call'd, The World in the Moon: Wherein your Father shall be so impos'd on, as shall bring matters most magnificently about. Ela.
Ela. Oh, there was then no danger, Cousin. Bell. No, but abundance of pleasure. Ela. Why, this is better than sighing for Charmante. Bell. That's when he's present only, and makes his Court to me; I can sigh to a Lover, but will never sigh after him: but Oh, the Beaus, the Beaus, Cousin, that I saw at Church. Ela. Oh, you had great devotion to Heaven then! Bell.
Brown into the gutter, and will whisper in poor blushing Miss Brown's ear that she is "une fillette charmante." And when a Frenchman is rude, his impoliteness is worse than that of other nations, because he knows better: he is rude with malice prepense. The lower classes have especially lost much of their courtesy since the Commune.
Robert shook his head, smiling. A common friend of theirs and hers had once described this little lady to Elsmere by a French sentence which originally applied to the Duchesse de Choiseul. 'Une charmante petite fée sortie d'un oeuf enchanté! so it ran.
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