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Updated: September 26, 2025
Bonaparte, waiving the usual forma of etiquette, expressed his wish to have a private conference with Lord Whitworth, the ambassador from London to Paris, and who had been the English ambassador at St.
I dropped into a chair, and said, in a confidential tone, "I don't care a pin. It was a mere excuse. I don't want to come." "You're very rude, indeed. Many women would never speak to you again." "They would," said I, "all do just as you will." "And what's that, Mr. Carter." "Ask me again on the first opportunity." "Why won't you come?" said Dolly, waiving this question.
How he decided is well known; and the words in which he proclaimed his decision ought to be emblazoned for ever as the noblest of all recorded repartees. Waiving his hand towards the Admiral's ship, he said to his own officers, who reported the signal of recall 'You may see it; I cannot; you know I am blind on that side. Oh, venerable blindness! immortal blindness!
"I said: 'Smoke along, then, if it is the custom, though I think that the conceding of a privilege to a burglar which is denied to a bishop is a conspicuous sign of the looseness of the times. But waiving all that, what business have you to be entering this house in this furtive and clandestine way, without ringing the burglar alarm?
I call her impudent, for my part!" "They want a home," said Julia, waiving the subject of higher education; "and they have chosen me, and I mean to do my best." There was a quiet finality in her tone that impressed her sister. She looked at her angrily. "Well, if you will, you will, I suppose. Nobody can stop you. But I see just what will come of it.
But the image of Gussie giving her hard-earned money to help the strikers haunted me. The next morning I went to Atlantic City for a few days, letting Bender "do as he pleased." The strike was compromised, the men obtaining a partial concession of their demands and Blitt waiving his claim to his former job MY business continued to grow.
But waiving these superficial explanations and defenses, which really mean nothing more than a forced justification, it is plain that the true sources of these revenues were of a vastly different nature.
There was nothing in her person to prevent the intimacy which Ranke discredits, but which numerous testimonies place beyond any doubt. I quote only the most important, waiving the presents which Perez had received from the princess, and which he was condemned to give back by a decree of justice."
"Phew!!!" whistled Kennedy, thoroughly disgusted at language which was as new to him as it was distasteful; and, to relieve his feelings, he abandoned the conversation to Julian, and began to turn over the books on the table. Julian, however, seemed quite disinclined to enter into the question, and after a pause, Hazlet, gracefully waiving his little triumph, asked him with a peculiar unction
Sir Thomas felt the necessity of waiving those points of nicety, but knowing too well that any interference would entail a more definite investigation, listened with utmost composure in the hope of instant relief.
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