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Another female slave hearing this, said, "Now you speak of lamps, I know not whether the princess may have observed it, but there is an old one upon a shelf of the prince's robing-room, and whoever owns it will not be sorry to find a new one in its stead.
A few exhausted matrons sat in the robing-room, tired, sad, wishing Jane would come up; assailed at intervals by a vague suspicion that it was not quite worth while; wondering how it was they used to have such good times at balls; yawning and looking at their watches; while the regular beat of the music below, with sardonic sadness, continued.
As he went to the robing-room to put on his gown and bands, the usher told him that the President of his Court begged him to attend in his private room, where he was waiting for him. Popinot forthwith obeyed. "Good-morning, my dear Popinot," said the President, "I have been waiting for you." "Why, Monsieur le President, is anything wrong?" "A mere silly trifle," said the President.
Her Saint she that had not prevailed against the Nuns would not help Sister Ursula, and it came over her, as cold water slides down the spine, that at her journey's end she would have to go through the window. There is no vestibule, portico, or robing-room at the upper end of a fire-escape.
We were alone in the dark robing-room; he walked round me, brushing and encouraging me; doctors of law have a moral right to this touch of the brush. "It will be all right, Monsieur Mouillard, never fear. No one has been refused a degree this morning." "I am not afraid, Michu." "When I say 'no one, there was one refused you never heard the like.
At any rate, it was probably not before this part of the church had ceased to be used for services that it began to be recognised as a robing-room. There is an allusion to a recognised vestry in Leland, and very possibly the present room is meant; if so, it would seem from his account to have been used also as a library.
But this time it was working fast as they walked and talked together quietly, and when they reached the open door that led from the fields into the little robing-room of Saint Peter's, Eleanor had met her Waterloo.
We shall have far to walk, and must climb a mountain. The roads are not well kept." "What you say, Captain, only heightens my curiosity; I am ready to follow you." "Come then, sir, we will put on our diving-dresses." Arrived at the robing-room, I saw that neither of my companions nor any of the ship's crew were to follow us on this excursion.
Another female slave hearing this said, "Now you speak of lamps, I know not whether the princess may have observed it, but there is an old one upon a shelf of the prince's robing-room, and whoever owns it will not be sorry to find a new one in its stead.
We were alone in the dark robing-room; he walked round me, brushing and encouraging me; doctors of law have a moral right to this touch of the brush. "It will be all right, Monsieur Mouillard, never fear. No one has been refused a degree this morning." "I am not afraid, Michu." "When I say 'no one, there was one refused you never heard the like.
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