" At the back was written, "Bocage, 18, Rue Cassette."

Then adding with a twinkle in her eye: "Ne suis-je pas la gardeuse de la cassette?" Ninon was afterward called "La belle gardeuse de cassette," and Voltaire, whose vigilance no anecdote of this nature could escape, has made it, with some variations, the subject of a comedy, well known to every admirer of the French drama, under the name of "La Dépositaire.

Then adding with a twinkle in her eye: "Ne suis-je pas la gardeuse de la cassette?" Ninon was afterward called "La belle gardeuse de cassette," and Voltaire, whose vigilance no anecdote of this nature could escape, has made it, with some variations, the subject of a comedy, well known to every admirer of the French drama, under the name of "La Dépositaire.

" He bought a cassette made by the monks.

When he reached the highway, he played the cassette: resonant voices and a single guitar, encouraging.

Joe gave Morgan the cassette from the Weston Priory.

"What's the music?" "Chesapeake Bay sea chanteysthe cassette was in your truck.

He filled a cartridge box with cassettes and put it in the front seat with the George Nakashima book.

Pirating copyrighted etext on Usenet and elsewhere is going to > happen more and more, for the same reasons that everyday folks > make audio cassettes from vinyl LPs and audio CDs, and > videocassette copies of store-bought videotapes.

Paris, 21, rue Cassette.

She is a Fille à la Cassette!" Two partners in a cotillion were speaking in an undertone, behind a fan.

The Fille à la Cassette replied with a sudden turn of her masked face and a murmur of surprise and protest against this impiety.

As they did so, they saw the Fille à la Cassette join in this over-shoulder conversation.

A moment later, they saw the old gentleman protector and the Fille à la Cassette rising to the dance.

" This delightful nonsense was interrupted by the return of the Fille à la Cassette and her aged, but sprightly, escort, from a circuit of the floor.

Without doubt, too, like a model colonist, you will accept a good husband and have a great many beautiful children, who will say with pride, 'Me, I am no House-of-Correction-girl stock; my mother'or 'grandmother,' as the case may be'was a fille à la cassette!'

If you care to understand why Louisiana has grown up so out of joint, note the tone of those who governed her in the middle of the last century: "What, my child," the Grand Marquis said, "you a fille à la cassette? France, for shame!

The Marquise was as cold and hard-hearted as the Marquis was loose and kind; but we need not recount the slow tortures of the fille à la cassette's second verbal temptation.

When Joseph and his doctor pretended to play chess together, but little more than a half-century had elapsed since the fille à la cassette stood before the Grand Marquis and refused to wed.

Her son, the heir and resident of the plantation at Cannes Brulées, at the age ofthey do sayeighteen, had married a blithe and pretty lady of Franco-Spanish extraction, and, after a fair length of life divided between campaigning under the brilliant young Galvez and raising unremunerative indigo crops, had lately lain down to sleep, leaving only two descendantsfemaleshow shall we describe them?a Monk and a Fille à la Cassette.

"Dass one fille à la cassette," said Aurora, "my gran'-muzzah; mais, ad de sem tarn id is Clotilde."