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There was Romieu the outline of a drunkard behind a Red spectre. There was Malitourne not a bad friend, coarse and sincere. There was Cuch , whose name caused hesitation amongst the ushers at the saloon doors. There was Suin a man able to furnish excellent counsel for bail actions. There was Dr. Veron who had on his cheek what the other men of the Elysée had in their hearts.
The proceedings are not exactly suspended; but there is a pause, whilst the ushers cover the articles on the table once more with red cloth, and, after several comings and goings, roll a large arm-chair in front of the judge's seat. At last one of the ushers comes up to the president, and whispers something into his ear. The president only nods his head.
Furthermore, it is asserted that a specially deep sleep always ushers in night wandering, that indeed the latter in general is only possible in this condition. It is more frequent with children up to puberty and throughout that period than with adults. At the same time the first outbreak of sleep walking occurs often at the first appearance of sexual maturity.
It's about over." The end of the show and the breaking up of the audience tided over the embarrassment of the moment. The party filed out at the tail end of the audience. Already the lights were being extinguished and the ushers spreading druggeting over the upholstered seats. McTeague and the Sieppes took an uptown car that would bring them near Polk Street.
Yet we doubt not that one and all of the people employed about the concern may be, in their way, very respectable schoolmasters, who, in small villages, cannot support themselves entirely on their own bottoms, ushers in metropolitan academies, whose annual salary rarely exceeds twenty pounds, with some board, and a little washing third-rate actors on the boards of the Surrey or Adelphi, who have generally a literary turn a player on the hautboy in some orchestra or other unfortunate men of talent in the King's Bench a precocious boy or two in Christ's hospital an occasional apprentice run away from the row, and most probably cousin of Tims.
Once more the strident voices of the ushers arose, and after a little silence was restored. De Mouchy was about to put yet another question when La Valentinois interposed. "It is enough," she said; "I but wanted to confront them. Let him have his reward." De Mouchy smiled, and bending forward addressed De Ganache.
Johnson being quite sick, it was deemed expedient by the ushers not to deliver the note, when, as a last expedient, the ladies asked permission to forward a note to Mrs. Patterson, the President's daughter, which privilege was not granted, as Mrs. Patterson is also quite indisposed to-day. The poor girls went away with their last hope shattered.
Mr Bonnycastle perceived that he had conquered the boy by one hour's well-timed severity. He therefore handed him over to the ushers in the school, and as they were equally empowered to administer the needful impulse, Johnny very soon became a very tractable boy. It may be imagined that the absence of Johnny was severely felt at home, but such was not the case.
"And you will want ushers? I was just going to ask who were to serve in that capacity." "I believe Mr. Croly has engaged my brothers Harold and Herbert, who are his most intimate friends," replied Rosie; "but of course there will be plenty of time for all those arrangements." "I dare say he will ask Uncle Harold to be best man," said Grace.
Let the easternmost be Mobile, and let the most southerly and by far the most important, that pivotal corner of the fan from which all its folds radiate and where the whole pictured thing opens and shuts, be New Orleans. Then let the grave moment that gently ushers us in be a long-ago afternoon in the Louisiana Delta.
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