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Updated: June 8, 2025
The Pasquinade upon all this was, "Si parliamo, in galere; si scrivemmo, impiccati; si stiamo in quiete, all' Sant Uffizio. Eh! che bisogna fare?" "If we speak, the galleys; if we write, the gallows; if we stay quiet, the Inquisition. Eh! what must we do, then?"
Every one hasn't the curiosity of a Jack-o'-Lantern." "Mais que diable allait-il faire dans cette galère! Bien; we must take the weather as it comes; sometimes a gale, and sometimes a calm. As he shows his own ensign so loyally, let us return the compliment, and show ours. Hoist the ensign there aft."
"I know the man," he said, "and I cannot understand what has brought him into this galère. Let us question him?"
"What, midnight!" she cried, starting up. "I must go." "No, no;" he took her hand. "Yes, yes; don't you know, at the stroke of midnight I change back to a governess." "Well, the magic didn't work, for that clock's very slow. Sit down, please." "You have spoken the omen. I remain Nelly O'Neill and drop Eileen for ever. Vogue la galère." "Absit omen!" He shuddered. "Why not? What do you offer me?
But in the present another mistress awaited him, and as a man could only die once, and might die at any minute, so he could only live once, and in the present. Then vogue la galere! As he roused himself from this brief reverie and fell to wondering how long he was to be left to himself, a rosebud tossed by an unseen hand struck him on the breast and dropped to his knees.
Parflete and Castrillon are cut out for each other," said he, "but Orange has no business in that galère. He is reserved for a greater fate." "What do you mean?" said Sara. "All now depends on you." "On me?" "Plainly. Reckage wishes Orange to get out of his way and become a Religious. Can this be permitted?" "It would be outrageous. It would be a crime." "Ah, worse than that.
One other woman made up the party of twelve a dark, demure, very quiet little person, with large, dreamy eyes, a singularly pale complexion, and very red lips. She was dressed almost simply, which the other two women certainly were not, and altogether she struck me as looking somewhat out of place in that galere. Champagne flowed freely, and gradually we all became exceedingly vivacious.
When we find a man writing on Burns, who likes neither HOLY WILLIE, nor the BEGGARS, nor the ORDINATION, nothing is adequate to the situation but the old cry of Geronte: "Que diable allait- il faire dans cette galere?"
This I know, that no literary speculation ever succeeded with me but where my own works were concerned; and that, on the other hand, these have rarely failed. And so Vogue la galère! Dined with the Lord Chief-Commissioner, and met Lord and Lady Binning, Lord and Lady Abercromby, Sir Robert O'Callaghan, etc.
Between his world and that across the footlights an inexpressible gulf is fixed. He cannot take an "attitude," he can have nothing to do in this galere. Since he may not act, even those beginnings of action which make the basis of emotion are inhibited in him.
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