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"An' seem' you've taken on the rooms, sir," observed that lady, "I 'opes it's to be a case of 'say orrivar an' not good-bye." "I hope it is, Mrs. Oldbury," I replied. "I shall come back if I possibly can, but one never knows what may happen in life." She shook her head sombrely. "Ah, you're right there, sir.
Dazzled and blind, mine office I forsake, My club, my key, my knee, my homage take. Bright paragon, pass on in joy and bliss; Beshrew the gate that opes not wide at such a sight as this!" The original may be found in the republication of the Princely Pleasures of Kenilworth, by the same author, in the History of Kenilworth already quoted.
At that moment, Prue entered with a brightly shining old brown "lustre" teapot, and a couple of boiled eggs. "Mis' Tranter sez you're to eat the eggs cos' they'se new-laid an' incloodid in the bill," she announced glibly "An' 'opes you've got all ye want." Helmsley looked at her kindly. "You're a smart little girl!" he said. "Beginning to earn your own living already, eh?"
To wait, to wait, but not to wait too long, Till heavy grows the burthen of a song; O bird! too long hast thou been gone to-day, My feet are weary of their frequent way, The spell that opes the spring my tongue no more can say. If soon thou com'st not, night will fall around, My head with a sad slumber will be bound, And the pure draught be spilt upon the ground.
House upon house its silent halls once more Opes the broad portico! Oh, haste and fill Again those halls with life! Oh, pour along Through the seven-vista'd theatre the throng! Where are ye, mimes? Come forth, the steel prepare For crowned Atrides, or Orestes haunt, Ye choral Furies, with your dismal chant!
Stryker, recovering, advanced to the rail and waved him a derisive bon voyage. "By-by, yer hexcellency. I 'opes it may soon be my pleasure to meet you again. You've been a real privilege to know; I've henjoyed yer comp'ny somethin' immense. Don't know as I ever met such a rippin', Ay Number One, all-round, entertynin' ass, afore!"
"No, I do not; it is some days since I saw Alain. But Duplessis will be sure to know." Here the financier rejoined them. "Mon cher, Grarm Varn wants to know for what Sabine shades Rochebriant has deserted the 'fumum opes strepitumque' of the capital." "Ah! the Marquis is a friend of yours, Monsieur?"
And are not you ashamed, reply'd the Cynick, to value your self upon that only of which a Piece of Brass is capable? Quoted from Diogenes Laertius, Lib. vi. cap. No. 145. Thursday, August 16, 1711. Steele. 'Stultitiam patiuntur opes ... Hor. If the following Enormities are not amended upon the first Mention, I desire further Notice from my Correspondents. Mr.
"And I only 'opes," said Robinson, "they sticks that notice up in front of some of the Taffy regiments." "I don't see that a bit," said 'Enery Irving. "The Taffys out 'ere 'ave done their bit along with the best, and they're just as mad as us, and maybe madder, at these ha'penny-grabbing loafers on strike."
Like mutilated fingers they points up through the night. The blighters what relieves us we'll treat 'em fair an' kind, They're welcome to the soveneers what we 'ave left be'ind. Good-bye, Wipers! though I 'opes it is for good, It 'urts me for to leave yer I little thought it would."
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