Among Giulia's attendants was an old retainer of Alessandro de' Medici, still devoted to his service, and mindful of youthful escapades together at the Vatican.

Ben Jonson, who knew him and loved him, was a classical scholar, and disapproved of some of his romantic escapades, yet no one will ever outgo Ben Jonson's praise of Shakespeare.

They had seldom called Osborn father, but chief and head of the clan, and she thought it significant that Gerald used the name he often falteringly employed after boyish escapades.

The greatest problem which we had to face, in arranging this little escapade, was how we should keep you silent after your release.

But since I must speak more plainly, I was referring to that mad escapade of a week ago.

Our way of entertaining guests is to sit close together and recall happenings, and delightedly remind each other of childish escapades, shouting hilariously, while our guests sit in a bored and puzzled silence.

But others had done the same and treated it as a merry escapade, and why should she be so particular?

Apart from these discomforts, Gabriel was delighted with his extraordinary escapade through the town; he laughed, thinking what the crowd, kneeling in veneration, would have said had they known whose eyes were looking out at them from underneath the car.

We have every wish to pity the errors, and to bear with the frequent escapades and aberrations of genius.

They tried, with a delicious solemnity, to give the whole thing an air of business, but it was really a breathless, infantile escapade of three days.

They attended religious services, received the sacrament on Easter, frequented the Catholic circles and concealed as criminal their amorous escapades.

Sending him West had been a hopeful experiment, and in the West that abounding spirit which manifested itself in one continual round of minor escapades appeared to have found a natural outlet.

And then he fell again to recalling our old adventures and mirthful escapades.

An hour later they emerged through the opening in the hedge, arm in arm, laughing at the mischievous escapade, disturbing the majestic silence of the landscape with noisy, insolent kisses.

Donnegan with money, with well-fitted clothes, and with a few notorious escapades behind himyes, Donnegan with such a flying start might flutter the heart of Nelly Lebrun for a moment.

He accepts clients with great care; he has steadfastly refused the business of Pittsburgh millionaires, remunerative as it was certain to be; but he seems to take a sort of personal pride in keeping intact the reputations of the old families, even when their scions embark in the most outrageous escapades.

There he lay in hiding, visited by all the rank and fashion of Rome, who were not a little curious to see the hero of so perilous an escapade.

When a man so spat, he stopped laughing abruptly, straightened his face, and stared emptily at the rusty stove until further inquisition developed some other preposterous escapade in Bob's jail career.

In his next he details with much amusement a scandalous escapade of Victor Hugo's, a husband's discovery, and Madame Hugo's forgiving manner.

He knew all that Coquenil knew about her life, and more; all about her two divorces and her various sentimental escapades.

I am gladyes, glad even of this shameful escapade with Montesmathough it has dragged her good name through the gutter,glad of the catastrophe that has saved her from such a marriage.

At a certain chateau in the Loire Valley, as recently as two months ago, you had an unfortunate escapade with French government agents.

2 A.M.The search parties have returned and all is well again, but we must have no more of these very unnecessary escapades.

Besides, hearing of some rather venturesome escapades of mine when I first arrived in London, he had once, while visiting Uncle Eric, laughed a good deal and said that in future he would be "surprised at nothing an American girl might do.

Stella Starr laughed merrily at his mild escapades.