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It was also clear to me, at last inerrantly clear, that Doloria and the little princess were the same. "Whew!" Tommy gave a whistle. "I feel as woozy as an old warped mirror! Did France offer a reward for this stuff?" "Certainement! And you drew it out! it is yours, my boy!" "Like hell it is," he laughed. "I move it goes as prize money to Smilax, Echochee, and the crew!"
"Has madam also a son?" his mother asked civilly. She said yes, and presently added, "My son has now a great trouble, but I am going to relieve him of it." The woman, startled, stared at her. "Is it not right for me to rid him of it?" she demanded loudly. "Mais oui, certainement," said the Swiss. She watched Frances after that furtively. Her eyes, she thought, were quite sane.
Susan had only occasional blinded glimpses of her face, one temple bare and bald, the other eclipsed like a gipsy's. "Look here, Clemence, if I don't like it, out it comes!" she said. "Mais, certainement, ca va sans dire!" Clemence agreed serenely. Mary Peacock, full of amused interest, watched as she rubbed her face and throat with cold cream.
"I should like to see the girl, madame. Will you please call her?" "Certainement! Willingly, mademoiselle! Ze plaisure shall be yours for to scold ze careless creature." Cicely heard and shivered.
I have the authority with me!" "You!" I exclaimed. "Certainement! I was one of those true friends who left the palace years ago, with the old King's authority in my pocket! It is in that bag now! It is absolute absolute! protecting me against anything I may do in effecting her rescue and return. It is by far more powerful than anything your government could give us!
"If you want to hear an opinion of it," said the clever woman, laughing, too, "go and hear the complaints of Mary and Sister Magdalen. Mais je suis capable de parler Français tout de même." "And are you still afraid of Arthur? Wouldn't you venture on a little protest against his exposing himself to needless danger?" "I can do that, certainement, but no more.
"Two nights except for one leetla piece of bread O O I fin' it in my pocket. Grace! I have travel so far. Jesu, I think it ees ten thousan' miles I go. But I mus' go on, I mus' go O certainement." The light came nearer and nearer.
"'Garçon, says he, 'if I ask you a question will you tell me the truth? "'Oui, monsieur; certainement. "Well, how much was the largest tip you ever received?" "Seventy-five francs, monsieur." "'Very well; here are 100 francs. "Then, after a pause for the waiter to digest his joy and express a proper sense of gratitude and wonder, Mr.
"Certainement que j'y crois: tout le monde le sait; et d'ailleurs le pretre me l'a dit." Isabelle was an odd, blunt little creature. She added, sotto voce: "Pour assurer votre salut la-haut, on ferait bien de vous bruler toute vive ici-bas." I laughed, as, indeed, it was impossible to do otherwise. Has the reader forgotten Miss Ginevra Fanshawe?
"C'est la ma gouverante!" said she, pointing to me, and addressing her nurse; who answered "Mais oui, certainement." "Are they foreigners?" I inquired, amazed at hearing the French language. "The nurse is a foreigner, and Adela was born on the Continent; and, I believe, never left it till within six months ago.
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