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He hastened to the mess-room of Howe, and entered just as that worthy was taking a draught from the bottle he had filled at the tanks the evening before. "What's that?" demanded he. "Water," replied Howe, good-naturedly. "Give us a drink will you? I'm almost choked," asked Raymond, glad to see that there was still an alternative.

‘Well, then! let us be as we were,’ replied she, frankly placing her hand in mine; and while I held it there, I had much difficulty to refrain from pressing it to my lips;—but that would be suicidal madness: I had been bold enough already, and this premature offering had well-nigh given the death-blow to my hopes.

We have information that you are innocent of the crime of which you were convicted, and we believe that you have information which will prevent the conviction of an innocent man." "Do you refer to the Fremont case?" asked Wagner. "Exactly," replied Will. "And I'd like to ask you now," the boy went on, "before anything more is said, why you never communicated with young Fremont's attorney.

After dinner Queen Adelaide proposed "His Majesty's health and long life to him," to which that amiable monarch replied by a very remarkable speech. He began by saying that he hoped in God he might live nine months longer, when the Princess would be of age, and he could leave the royal authority in her hands and not in those of a Regent, in the person of a lady sitting near him, etc.

"Some six or seven-and-twenty miles," replied Walter. "I am proceeding to London, and not willing to distress my horses by too rapid a journey." "Very right, very good; and horses, Sir, are not now what they used to be when I was a young man. Ah, what wagers I used to win then! Horses galloped, Sir, when I was twenty; they trotted when I was thirty-five; but they only amble now.

"But if the officers refuse to follow us?" replied Pen, who wished to push his comrades to an extremity. To such a question they were puzzled to reply. "We shall see about it when the time comes," replied Bolton; "besides, it would be enough to win Richard Shandon over to our side. We shall have no difficulty about that."

"Continuez, Gustave Adolphe," replied the old negro, with a majestic air. Gustave Adolphe, with another bow, resumed: "I say where com?" "Barbadoes," replied Newton. "Monsieur, il vient de Barbadoes." "Continuez, Gustave Adolphe," replied his superior, with a wave of his hand. "I say where go?" "Where go?" replied Newton, "go to the bottom." "Monsieur il alloit au port de Bo -tom."

"Do you think," said Frank earnestly, "that God will curse and bless at your bidding?" "I don't know, and don't care," replied the man, "but I say God bless you. Go away and be content with that." Frank had already lost too much time. He turned and hastened after the others as fast as possible. "They won't last long," said the guide harshly, as he came up.

The Artist replied, that he was quite aware of the objection, but that it was founded in prejudice, adding, with His Majesty's permission, he would relate an anecdote connected with that particular point.

"Leave that to Venator," replied the favorite, "and you must find some amusing disguise and procure masks for him and for me and, if you like, for yourself too. He wants to join the revel as a satyr and I in some other disguise." "Good," replied the sculptor. "I will go at once and order what is requisite.