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He scarcely knew which was most irritating, 'the idioms, or her affected giggle. Trite but true is the proverb, 'There is no rose without its thorn; and Howel was pricked severely by the thorns surrounding the rose of his first step into popularity. Between the acts, and between the songs, Mrs Griffey went on something in this sort, 'Indeet yes, sir! treue for you there.
'Treue for you there, boy. Mr Prothero began to rub his ear; a trick he had when in doubt. Netta, seeing this, put her arms round his neck, and whispered, 'Oh, father! make us happy. He is a good son, father, bach. 'Then go you and tell the girl, you may have her, as far as I am concerned, said Mr Prothero. 'Indeed, father! said Owen doubtfully. 'Do you want me to swear, sir?
'Treue for you there! said Mrs Jenkins, surveying herself in the glass. Tea was ready, and a substantial repast besides, of which they all soon began to partake, and to which they did justice. 'I do wish I had that drop of brandy I left in those grand rooms, I am feeling a pain, began Mrs Jenkins. Howel drew a flask from his pocket, and poured a little brandy into his mother's tea.
'Owen, Netta has got into her head that you and Gladys are making fools of one another still, in spite of all I said. Is that treue? 'Not exactly, father. You know I have been in love with Gladys nearly ever since I knew her, and made up my mind never to have anybody else. I don't call that making a fool of her; perhaps it was of myself.
This reflection posed the worthy farmer. He softened somewhat in his reply. 'Treue for you again there. But that's no reason for your going to sea, just when you're getting euseful here. 'Well, father, thank you for saying for once in my life that I'm useful. You never said that before.
'Ah I how charming! how beautiful! what a country-flower in London leaves! exclaim the ladies, rushing up to Netta and kissing her. 'Good morning, Mrs Jenkins, your son has chosen a bewitching young person indeed! 'Treue for your ladyship, says Mrs Jenkins, making her very best curtsey, as the ladies alternately shake hands with her.
The story is told, Gladys raises her eyes and head somewhat proudly for her. Owen lowers his, and kisses the pure, white forehead. There is silence for a few moments, no one can speak for tears. Owen is the first. 'Well, father! all's right now, at any rate. 'Treue for you there, Owen, my boy.
She was to sleep with some friends at Swansea. 'We mustn't waste money, mother. 'Treue for you, Howel. 'Tell everybody at home of the grand wedding. 'Don't be afraid of that. When Howel had seen his mother off, he and Netta drove to their station, and, per first-class carriage, with page in second, steamed off to Folkestone, which was to be the first stage of their life-journey.
When the Swede Wrangel suggests a suspicion of his Chancellor that it 'might be an easier thing to create out of nothing an army of sixty thousand men than to lead a sixtieth part of them into an act of treachery', Wallenstein replies: 'Your Chancellor judges like a Swede and a Protestant. And when he finds that this sentiment of loyalty die Treue, one of the most ancient and powerful of motives is still a real force in human affairs, he can only account for it as a curious superstition:
But shaped to a stately rhythm and richly harmonised, and moreover gorgeously orchestrated, it glitters with sufficient magnificence. Fricka's remonstrances are at first querulous, but with the passage beginning "Um des Gatten Treue besorgt" we get one of Wagner's matchless bits of lovely melody.
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