Now, do you know, Mr. Dodge, I have been in a desperate taking about one thing, and that is to find that, bony fie-dy, the two old Effinghams are not actually brothers!

Fie, for shame.

A nymph presides, nor practised in the chase, Nor skilful at the bow, nor at the race; Of all the blue-eyed daughters of the main, The only stranger to Diana's train: Her sisters often, as 'tis said, would cry, 'Fie, Salmacis, what always idle!

fie, Or take thy quiver, or thy arrows seize, 30 And mix the toils of hunting with thy ease.'

I will not tell what shrieks and cries, What angry pishes, and what fies, What pretty oaths, then newly born, The list'ning bridegroom heard there sworn: While froward she Most peevishly Did yielding fight, To keep o'er night, What she'd have proffer'd you e're morn.

" "Fie, Kit, han't you any manners?" cries Dick.

"Faith, and I think there is nought which other men teach which they do not teach better!" "Fie, father!

Fie, what a superfluity of man's time,if you could think so!

Aenigma mihi hoc solvas, et Oedipus fies.

Oh, fie! men of the Commune, you had at your disposal a man of actionwho does not know the noble actions of Citizen Lullier?

You have heard it often enough; fie upon you if you have said it!

" "Fie," said grandma, gazing at the bright face with her indulgent eye; "eighteen is full late to begin to learn to conform to thy elders.

Fie, Peter, let Miranda dance if she will; I should love to see her.

Oh, fie, Betty dear!"

FAUST Fie on you!

fie, tears? Eliz. Go!

Cras forsan fies, pulvis et umbra levis, Quid tibi opes prosunt?

Si simul incipiat cum famâ increscere corpus, Tu citò pinguesces, fies et, amicule, obesus.

All these sounds are heard distinctly in the following words: buy, die, fie, guy, high, kie, lie, my, nigh, eying, pie, rye, sigh, shy, tie, thigh, thy, vie, we, ye, zebra, seizure.

'Oh fie, Sir George, have you been hunting already?

'Fie, Sir George,' he said.

So at last they came to the Ganges and they stood on the bank and called to Karam Gosain; and when he came they caught hold of him and he said "Fie, what low caste person is touching me?"

TO WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: This is written to thee by John Lely, a clerk, in behalf of Nicholas Bottom, who useth not the pen, and who says to me to tell William Shakespeare, fie upon him that he did order the aforesaid Bottom to be locked out of the Globe Playhouse.

And now, sweet Will, fie upon thee that thou didst frown upon thy townsman.

Indulge genio: carpamus dulcia; nostrum est Quod vivis; cinis, et manes, et fabula fies.