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Updated: June 27, 2025
Methuselah speak English! Oh, no, monsieur, impossible. Vous vous trompez, j'en suis sûr. I can never believe it. Those harsh, inarticulate sounds to belong to the noble language of Shaxper and Newtowne! Ah, monsieur, incroyable! vous vous trompez; vous vous trompez!"
"Pas convenable," she heard Mademoiselle say just behind her, "non, je connais ces gens-la, je vous promets... vraiment j'en ai peur...." Elsa responded with excited enquiries. They all trooped quietly in and the great doors closed behind them. "Vraiment j'ai peur," whispered Mademoiselle. Miriam saw a point of red light shining like a ruby far ahead in the gloom.
"Soudain il me refait une autre révérence; Moi, j'en refais de même une autre en diligence; Et lui, d'une troisième aussitôt repartant, D'une troisième aussi j'y repars
He was a merry little man with twinkling eyes and very proud of his little house. Our things began to give out at this point and we were not at the end of the line by any means. It was heart breaking to hear one man say, "Une paire de chaussettes, Mees, je vous en prie; il y a trois mois depuis que j'en ai eu." I gave him my scarf, which was all I had left, and could only turn sorrowfully away.
Comment! je le crois, Monsieur? J'en suis sur! Il me semble, Monsieur, que nous l'avons prouve. Je m'en vais danser la Bolka. Serviteur, Monsieur. Canaillard. Butor! Mr. Brown. You polk, Miss Bustleton? I'm SO delaighted. Mr. Smith. D puppy. Though a quadrille seems to me as dreary as a funeral, yet to look at a polka, I own, is pleasant. See!
Palmer; or at least without more than a vis, or a morning visit, from which no great danger could be apprehended. "Few, indeed, have so much character," thought she, "or so much dexterity in showing it, as to make a dangerous impression in the course of a formal morning visit." "Ah! c'est mentir tant soit peu; j'en conviens; C'est un grand mal mais il produit un bien."
"What!" cried Angela, aghast, having thought these creatures unrecognised by any honest woman, "do you know her that Lady Castlemaine of whom you have told me such dreadful things?" "C'est vrai. J'en ai dit des raides. Mon Ange, in town one must needs know everybody, though I doubt that after not returning her visit t'other day, I shall be in her black books, and in somebody else's.
"But let me tell you, my lord is very absolute. He has fought some half a dozen duels in his time, and every body is afraid of him." "J'en suis excèdè. 'Pon honour, the girl is not worth fighting for." "Oh," said the malicious wit, "but if you give her up for a few threats, your reputation will be ruined for ever." "Mon Dieu! this reputation is a very expensive thing.
My most affectionate compliments, and so adieu. My eyes grow too dim to write, but are infinitely mended. I dine to-morrow at the Ambassador's, and after dinner we go to make our visits at Richmond to Lady Fawkener, and to Petersham. I thank you for your idea of Emily : j'en profiterai; I can depend upon no other's. Edward Emly, Dean of Derry.
It is curious, when you think of it, the men one little woman might marry and be dutifully absorbed in. I could have been a bass chorister's wife or a Baronet's wife, the wife of an Honourable dolt, and the wife of a dishonourable dramatist. J'en passe et des meilleurs. I could have lived in Calcutta or in Clerkenwell, been received in Belgravia or in Boulogne.
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