"Start with hate, passionate love, indifference, revolt, disgustwhat you willall husbands at the end of a year inspire the same feeling, one of complacent monotonythat is, if they are not altogether brutesand from the description of madame, ce jeune Gurrage is at least un brave garçon.

2. The use of a metaphor unexpectedly carried out: Un amour de votre façon ne reste pas longtemps au berceau: votre premier coup d'oeil a fait naître le mien; le second lui a donné la façon; le troisième l'a rendu grand garçon.

Altogether, an excellent companion, un charmant garçon.

Des garçons, l'un a vingt ans, l'autre quatorze, et tous trois sont, comme leurs pere, d'un extérieur très-agréable.

Then Iorson, the swift-footed garçon, would skim over the polished boards to the newcomer, and, tendering the menu, would wait, pencil in hand, until the guest, after careful contemplation, selected his five plats from its comprehensive list.

"Ingenious, mon garçon" said he; "ingenious, but unsound

Refreshments are served by a white-aproned garçon, and street boys are selling the "Daily Mail" and "Gil Blas," just as they are on the far-away boulevards of Paris.

Reduced to extremities, you declare that you have come to Livorno upon commercial business, and that you intend staying eight days at least, and you ask of the garçon, loud enough for all to hear, if there is an apartment at liberty for the next week.

"What an unreasonable culprit!" To which she added, quite audibly, though behind the temporary shelter of her fan: "Who is this beau garçon whom you seem to have brought with you?" I turned aside, affecting not to hear the question; but could not help listening, nevertheless.