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The seats might be so arranged as to have an open box underneath each stall for the hat and muff of the lady immediately behind. I do not say it would be easy to get at them; but even in the case of the narrowest stalls and many are an outrage it would be possible. Something of the sort indeed exists at one or two theatres, such as the Haymarket.

As I said, we may want you, and if I send for you, get to my place as fast as you can. Never mind how you get there, but come. And man! if we could only get Miss Lady back! If she " "If we could!" said John Eddring, reverently. Eddring made his journey to New Orleans, as he had promised.

One or two old friends went further, and said, "My dear, we are told he could not be taken away without two doctors' certificates: now, consider, they must know better than you. Have patience, and let them cure him." Lady Bassett withdrew her friendship on the spot from two ladies for contradicting her on such a subject; she returned home almost wild herself.

Their house was very small, the two spare bedrooms were occupied by that horrid Mrs. Laura, No. 3. "It was indeed very provoking. L. had hoped to hear one of dearest B.'s dear songs on Friday; but she was the more consoled to wait, because Lady R. was not very well, and liked to be nursed by her.

And what a journey for a woman for a lady accustomed to luxury for my little cousin! I beg your pardon, my dear Lieutenant Thurstane, for disagreeing with you. My advice is the isthmus." "I have, of course, nothing, to say," admitted the officer, returning Coronado's bow. "The family must decide." "Certainly, the isthmus, the steamers," went on the fluent Mexican. "You sail to Panama.

Ask this little lady here who cannot tell a lie if I am not the woman who has the hardest, the most unfeeling heart in all the world. Ask her that, your ladyship. Tell her, mon petit garçon," she added, turning to Marie, "tell the lady it is as I say." "Lisette dear Lisette," remonstrated Marie. "Have you ever seen me weep?" demanded the woman. "No, Lisette; but "

"Could I count on you not molesting me again if I were to pay you?" the lady said mockingly. "You could." "Do you ever speak the truth?" "You needn't judge every one by your own standard of morality the standard set up by the millionaire's wife," Kelson said. "I swear that if you pay me a thousand dollars I will never trouble you again."

The basilic cost, it is said, more than the pyramid erected by the Lady Rhodepa, an Egyptian courtesan, eighteen hundred years before the coming of our divine Saviour, which proves the antiquity of this pleasant occupation, the extravagant prices which the wise Egyptians paid for their pleasures, and how things deteriorate, seeing that now for a trifle you can have a chemise full of female loveliness in the Rue du Petit-Heulen, at Paris.

He's asking for you," he exclaimed. Walter went to the instrument, and through it heard the words: "The boat train has just gone, sir. Mrs. Caldwell waited for the young lady until the train went off, but she did not arrive. She seemed annoyed and disappointed. Dr. Weirmarsh has been on the platform, evidently watching also."

The servant answered the bell, as I returned to the sitting-room. "Tell your master I wish to see him instantly," said Lady Claudia. "My master has gone out, my lady." "To his club?" "I believe so, my lady." "I will send you with a letter to him. Come back when I ring again." She turned to me as the man withdrew. "Do you refuse to stay here until the General returns?"