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Updated: June 16, 2025
Ladies may read this story, so I am not going to pretend to repeat the things they said, once they were released from dumb amazement. I should be compelled to improvise and substitute which would remove much of the flavor. Let bare facts suffice, at present. They saddled in haste, and in haste they rode to the scene.
Now like rattling thunder, now like the gentle breathings of the flute, rolled this sweet and picturesque language of Italy from her lips like music sounded those full, artistic rhymes, of which but few of the hearers had the least suspicion that they came from Tasso. To improvise in the Italian language is an easy and a grateful task!
Only do me the kindness to tell me what it was about." "It was on the subject of this man Lambernier," whispered the notary to him, as he poured out a glass of wine. "Courage! you improvise better than Berryer! If you exert yourself, the public prosecutor will be beaten in no time." Marillac thanked his neighbor with a smile and a nod of the head, which signified: "Trust me."
And he began to improvise and recited these couplets, "Albeit my vitals quiver 'neath this ban; * Before the foe myself I'll ne'er unman!
"Do you often improvise?" he asked, when the ballad came to an end, and when Ron replied truthfully enough in the negative, "Well, I have heard many fellows do it worse!" was his flattering comment.
"Jurisprudence!" exclaimed the thick voice of the public prosecutor, who was aroused from his stupor by this magic word; "let us talk jurisprudence." "Would you like," said Marillac, without stopping at this interruption, "that I should improvise a discourse upon the death penalty or upon temperance? Would you like me to tell you a story?" "A story, yes, a story!" they all exclaimed in unison.
On long marches the artillery and wagon-trains should always have the right of way, and the troops should improvise roads to one side, unless forced to use a bridge in common, and all trains should have escorts to protect them, and to assist them in bad places.
But Jack was not one to give up while a single hope remained. "I could improvise a key," he said, and with decision hastily sought the hardware merchant. "Mr. Wells, did you save any screw-drivers?" he asked. "In a box down there. Help yourself." Running thither Jack found the tool, and immediately began taking the relay apart.
I felt myself turn red and hot at the mere thought of it. Then a dastardly idea insinuated itself into my mind. I had my return-ticket in my waistcoat-pocket: what if I slipped away presently to the station and went back to Paris by the next train, leaving my clever friend to improvise his way out of his own scrape as best he could?
Twenty years hence my name will be more difficult to identify than that of the Public Prosecutor whose axiom, written in your album, will designate him as an obscurer Montesquieu. And I should want at least twenty-four hours to improvise some sufficiently bitter reflections, for I could only describe what I feel."
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