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Some insistent ones pounded on the door of a restaurant far in the distance. "Dites donc, patron! Nous avons faim, nom de Dieu! Est-ce-que tout le monde est mort ici?" "Only a host of phantom listeners, That dwelt in the lone house then, Stood listening in the quiet of the moonlight To that voice from the world of men." It was that kind of silence, profound, tense, ghostlike.
One of these deaconess-like nursemaids, walking out with a child whose black curls lay in wide sprays on each shoulder, detached herself from the up-town flow and crossed to the trellised threshold. "Good afternoon, Madam Meyerburg. Mademoiselle, dites bonjour
But are you still firm in rejecting a more public career, with all its deserved emoluments and just honours? The offer I made you once, I renew with increased avidity now." "'Despiciam dites," answered Aram, "and, thanks to you, I may add, 'despiciamque famem." Clem. 'Tis our last interview! Stat. Pray Heav'n it be. Clemanthes.
He addressed her and said: "There is some mystery about Novices What is it? and asked how long a woman must be a novice before she can take the veil?" Having been answered, Mr. Bouthillier then desired Maria Monk to describe the Superior of the Hotel Dieu Nunnery. As soon as it was done, he became enraged, and said "Vous dites un mensonge, vous en savez. You lie, you know you do?" Mr.
She wore the costume of a peasant of the canton bordering the wire; and she looked like that type of German-Swiss handsome, sensual, bad-tempered, but not stupid. "Well," he said in French, "you can explain yourself now, mademoiselle. Allons! Who and what are you? Dites!" "What are you? A robber?" she gasped, jerking her arm free. "If you thought so why didn't you call for help?" "And be shot at?
I stayed, against the Emperor's orders, five days too long at Odessa that was all yes, you see, a little French actress who was there, who sang operettas; oh, how she did sing operettas! Offenbach, you know;" and the General tried to hum a bar or two of the 'Dites lui', with ludicrous effect. "Charming! To leave her, ah! I found that very hard.
"When I thought my happiness was within my grasp, I heard...." "Tushin was there?" whispered Paulina Karpovna, holding her breath. He nodded silently, and raised his glass once more. "Dites tout," she said with a malicious smile. "She was walking alone, lost in thought," he said in a confidential tone, while Paulina Karpovna played with her watch chain, and listened with strained attention.
"You young Americans are droll," said M. Pigeonneau; "you never have anything at stake! But the little one, for example; I'll warrant you she's not cold. She is admirably made." "She is very pretty." "'She is very pretty! Vous dites cela d'un ton! When you pay compliments to Mademoiselle Ruck, I hope that's not the way you do it." "I don't pay compliments to Mademoiselle Ruck."
She was still wearing the apron, which appeared to Henry to be an apron of ineffable grace. 'So you are fiancé, mon petit? Eh? she said. 'Who told you? Henry asked quickly. 'Tom? She nodded; then sighed. He was instructed to describe Geraldine in detail. Cosette sighed once more. 'Why do you sigh? he demanded. 'Who knows? she answered. 'Dites! English ladies are cold?
By November 19, Charles is indignant even with Mademoiselle Luci, who has rather tactlessly shown the letter of November 7 to Madame de Talmond, la tante, la vieille Femme. Oh, the unworthy Prince! Charles's epistle follows: 19th Nov. 'Je suis tres surprise, Mademoiselle, de votre Lettre du 15, par Laquelle vous dites avoire montres a la tante une Lettre touchant les Affaires de Mdlle.
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