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By-and-by I began to hear answering yells, that seemed to converge upon us from all directions. We were in the thick of it. It was Manuel's boat, as Castro had guessed, and the other boats were rallying upon it gropingly, keeping up a succession of yells: "Ohe! Ohe! Where, where?" And the people in Manuel's boat howled back at them, "Ohe! Ohe...e! This way; here!"
Ohe, it is a wonderful vision while it lasts, though it be only in dreams that I am master of my heart's desire, and though the waking be bitter...! Need it be just a dream, Victoria?" "Not but that he does it rather well, you know," whispered the Grand Duke to the Baroness von Altenburg, "although the style is florid. Yet that last speech was quite in my earlier and more rococo manner."
At length his Majesty learned that the Empress was not more than ten leagues from Soissons, and no longer able to restrain his impatience, called me with all his might, "Ohe ho, Constant! order a carriage without livery, and come and dress me." The Emperor wished to surprise the Empress, and present himself to her without being announced; and laughed immoderately at the effect this would produce.
"Observe, m'sieur," said the senior, clearing his throat, "my colleague suggests a middle way. If you will place sum demanded by the State in these cases, in the nature of a surety for good faith, we may permit you and your friends to proceed." "My servant also?" "Your servant?" "The man you have bound." "Ohe!
"Make way there for monsieur the millionaire!" "They are ambassadors on their way to the Court of Persia." "Ohe! Panè! panè! panè!" Thus we run the gauntlet of all the tongues in the Temple, sometimes retorting, sometimes laughing and passing on, sometimes stopping to watch the issue of a dispute or the clinching of a bargain.
Ohe, Sirdar-ji! I also am of the household of the Sahib. Great is the justice of the White Man greater the power of a lie. Native Proverb. This is your English Justice, Protector of the Poor. Look at my back and loins which are beaten with sticks heavy sticks! I am a poor man, and there is no justice in Courts.
One day a jackal who was prowling about in search of a dinner came by chance to the foot of the rock where the dove's nest was hidden away, and he suddenly bethought himself that if he could get nothing better he might manage to make a mouthful of one of the young doves. So he shouted as loud as he could, 'Ohe, ohe, mother dove. And the dove replied, trembling with fear, 'What do you want, sir?
"Give a call-cry," said I to the Indian, "Sumichrast can not see us, and may think that you are killed." "Chanito, hiou, hiou, hiou, Chanito!" "Ohé! ohé!" replied Lucien. And the boy, looking pale and alarmed, almost immediately made his appearance. He rushed up to his friend, threw his arms round his neck, and embraced him.
I will drive the ford-elephant in to show him. Ohe, mahout there in the shed! Bring out Ram Pershad, and if he will face the current, good. An elephant never lies, Sahib, and Ram Pershad is separated from his friend Kala Nag. He, too, wishes to cross to the far side. Well done! Well done! my King! Go half way across, mahoutji, and see what the river says. Well done, Ram Pershad!
The first stanza, above given in the original Italian, is translated thus: "Bacchus! we must all follow thee! Bacchus! Bacchus! Ohe! Ohe! With ivy coronals, bunch and berry, Crown we our heads to worship thee! Thou hast bidden us to make merry Day and night with jollity! Drink then! Bacchus is here! Drink free, And hand ye the drinking cup to me! Bacchus! Bacchus! we must all follow thee! Bacchus!
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