The particulars are especially mentioned in this written account of his effects, which the honorable bailiff bringeth from his friends.

"It is D'Aiguillon's bailiff-court," was the contemptuous saying in Brittany.

I have my own troubles with these accursed fooleries, forit may be a weakness, but it is one that is officialI cannot help imagining that a bailiff cuts but a shabby figure before the people, in the presence of so many gods and goddesses.

I knew what he meant; for on that table they had laid out David's body, and with that he struck his fist upon the board so smart as to make the bailiff jump and nearly bring the pin out of the candle.

Wife, go to, have regard to what you say; Let not your words pass forth the verge of reason, But keep within the bounds of modesty; For ill-report doth like a bailiff stand, To pound the straying and the wit-lost tongue, And makes it forfeit into folly's hands.