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Updated: June 3, 2025
There are several things, very slight in themselves, yet implying other things not so unimportant. Thus, your French servant has devalise your premises and got caught. Excusez, says the sergent-de-ville, as he politely relieves him of his upper garments and displays his bust in the full daylight.
I am tole there is everything very fonny there all year round, but me I have only been there two, three tam; no good go alone, meet bad company, get on the dhrunk then, sure. Bigosh excusez, Mr. Ringfield, there's nothing like young, handsome wife and plenty babee keep their father straight. Eh? So I tell you what I want to do.
Before he could complete the sentence, Helen quickly clapped her hand over his mouth, and he had not yet recovered from his astonishment when she sprang to the door and opened it. The movement was so sudden and unexpected that a man who had been leaning against it, fell all his length into the room. It was François, the French valet. "Excusez," he stammered, "I stumbled."
I have never seen a play. I do not approve of the life she leads, and trust that when her brother is better she will not return to her vocation." "But how she must make some leetle monee of her own, and it is for why she goes on the theatre. I have seen her act and sing." "Can she sing?" "Ah, you shall hear. She will sing for me, m'sieu, and bigosh excusez, Mr.
'Well, you are the monk for me, said I. 'And you are the crossbowman for me, quo' he. 'And I'll be bound you could tell us tales of the war should make our hair stand on end. 'Excusez! the barber has put that out of the question, quoth I, and then I had the laugh." "What wretched ribaldry!" observed Gerard pensively.
"See now, this is it. This is my affair. It will be my church, and my friend, Mister Romeo Desnoyers of Three Rivers, shall build it. Bigosh excusez; I'll have only friends in it; you're my friend, I am good Methodist since I hear you preach, and Goddam, well, excusez again, sir, I'll have you and no other. We'll say July, and you will have one, two, three months to get the sermon ready.
Kenneth stared first at the servant, then at his wife. Slowly he began to comprehend. Turning to the Frenchman he demanded angrily: "What were you doing behind that door?" "Excusez. I came back to ask monsieur how many shirts I pack." Thoroughly aroused, the promoter pointed to the door. Sternly he said: "Get out of here you fool! If you don't know your business, I'll get some one else who does."
"Oh, to think those patches and bones are all that is left of a man! of one who was what we are now." "Excusez! a thing that went on two legs and stole; are we no more than that?" "How know ye he stole? Have true men never suffered death and torture too?" "None of my kith ever found their way to the gibbet, I know." "The better their luck. Prithee, how died the saints?" "Hard.
"Excusez, mes amis! I had thought to arouse from prayer or meditation, but never have I seen such a holy exercise as this under an abbey's roof, with swords for breviaries and archers for acolytes. I fear that I have come amiss, and yet I ride on an errand from one who permits no delay."
Of weapons he had none, but a mandolin was slung by a black silken band over his back, and the high brown end projected above his shoulder. Such was the man, quaint, critical, masterful, with a touch of what is formidable behind it, who now surveyed the opposing groups of armed men and angry monks with an eye which commanded their attention. "Excusez!" said he, in a lisping French.
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