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The chances are that he will never know us, for the shock of this night to his normal soul is so great as to wipe out memory. "The next evening, about the same hour, my sister insisted that I should go with her to the Folies Bergère, a concert garden, none too well frequented, and when I remonstrated, she said: 'I must go, It is there, and the words sent a shiver through me.
Among these is the incidental remark of Madame de Lambert to her son: "MON AMI, NE VOUS PERMETTEZ JAMAIS QUE DES FOLIES, QUI VOUS FERONT GRAND PLAISIR" the motherliest and wisest remark, by the way, that was ever addressed to a son.
Monsieur Alphonse smiled, and extended his hands. "It is quite true," he answered. "He asked me where to go, and I say to the Folies Bergères. Then he said he had heard a good deal of the supper cafés, and he asked me which was the most amusing. I tell him the Café Montmartre. He wrote it down." "Do you think that he meant to go there?" she asked. "But certainly.
His son expressed the same thought by regretting that his father "did not speak his language." So, in the winter vacation when Payson, Sr., fagged from his long day at the office sought the "Frolics" or the "Folies," Payson, Jr., might be seen at a concert for the harpsichord and viola, or at an evening of Palestrina or the Earlier Gregorian Chants.
Your pal, JACK. Somewheres in France, March 14. FRIEND AL: Well this is the second letter I have wrote today and the other one is to Gen. Pershing and I have still got the letter here yet Al and I will coppy it down and tell you what I wrote to him. Care Folies Bergere, Paris, France.
Mie Mie is more satisfied with his talents; she thought him an excellent Escaramouche; ce seroit quelque chose au moins. But I am more disposed to think that Mr. Lewis is in the right, and I hope, for the young nobleman's own sake, that toutes les fois qu'il s'avise de se donner en spectacle, et faire de pareilles folies, il aura manque a sa vocation.
It makes a sort of bond between us which I trust will be further cemented if you can be of assistance to me in my task. I shall eagerly await your reply. Sincerely, Folies Bergere, Paris, France.
Beside herself with terror and anger, "That is an infamous lie!" exclaimed the baroness. M. de Tregars bowed. "The evidence of the truth of my statements," he said, "I shall find at Louveciennes, and at the Hotel des Folies, Boulevard du Temple, Paris." Night had come. A footman came in carrying lamps, which he placed upon the mantelpiece.
M. de Mauves had fait quelques folies which his wife had taken absurdly to heart. He had repented and asked her forgiveness, which she had inexorably refused. She was very pretty, and severity must have suited her style; for, whether or no her husband had been in love with her before, he fell madly in love with her now.
Most of the theatres were in that quarter, and, although the majority of the regular playhouses were closed, the picture shows and music halls, such as the "Folies Bergeres" were crowded nightly. There were two performances a week in the Grand Opera House, consisting of acts from different operas.
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