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Ne soufflez point sur les viandes; mais si elles sont chaudes, attendez qu'elles se refroidissent: le potage se pourra refroidir, le remuant modestement auec la cuilliere, mais il ne sied pas bien de humer son potage en table, il le faut prendre auec la cuilliere.
"I don't venture to keep you," the old man said, haughtily. "You must excuse me, young man, for not living as you would like!" He ruffled up his feathers, snorted with dignity, and winked at the women. "Good-bye, young man," he said, seeing his son into the entry. "Attendez." In the entry, where it was dark, he suddenly pressed his face against the young man's sleeve and gave a sob.
"I say," said the florid factor, facing the pale priest. "Did you see me decorating the old chief, Dunraven, yesterday?" "Yes, I presume you were giving him a pour boire in advance to secure the greater catch of furs next season," said the priest, with his usual sad yet always pleasant smile. "A very poor guess for one so wise," said the factor. "Attendez," he continued.
How's things in the States? Do you think we're coming in?" We gave him the latest budget of home news, whereupon he offered to take us over to the barracks. When he saw our luggage he grinned. "Some equipment, believe me! Attendez un peu while I commandeer a battalion of Annamites to help us carry it, and we'll be on our way."
But she had not quitted the room before Madame de Fontanges had changed her mind. "Attendez, Manchette. Ce n'est pas ça. Je voudrais de limonade. Charlotte, va l'en chercher." "Oui, madame," said Charlotte, leaving the room to execute the order. "Ah, mon Dieu! qu'il fait une chaleur épouvantable. "Mimi, que tu es paresseuse? Eventez! vite, vite. "Où est Monsieur?" "Monsieur dort."
She had not seen the place since she rolled out of it in an old-fashioned four-wheeler to seek her fortune, eighteen years ago. "Arrêtez, Alphonse. Attendez moi," she called, and opened the door before he could reach it.
'Tis very possible, replied I, when a man is thinking more of a woman than of her good advice. As this was the real truth she took it, as every woman takes a matter of right, with a slight curtsey. Attendez! said she, laying her hand upon my arm to detain me, whilst she called a lad out of the back shop to get ready a parcel of gloves.
Nina found herself mixing her sentences like Neapolitan ice cream into four languages, until finally she put her hands over her ears and exclaimed, "Attendez, aspetarre, warten sie nur, oh, do let us decide on one tongue at a time!" They all laughed, and then, as is usual among a group of various nationalities, the conversation went on in French.
She is on a par with the man in seeking. Without fear and without shame, and, attendez, Maru, without any more monogamy than you men. I have told some of those suffrage ladies of London and of Washington that we are in advance of their most determined feminism. They will come to it. More women than men in Europe will bring it there." Her long, black lashes touched her cheeks.
"And what did she say her mother's name was?" "Madame Blondinet, sir!" The Frenchman rapped smartly on a little pocketbook which he had produced and now held open in his hand. "There, is a Madame Blondinet who has a large farm near Sermoise-aux-Roses," he said, "and she has a daughter called Marcelle, who went to America." "Why then...?" began the First Sea Lord. "Attendez un instant!"
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