"My opinion is," said Lethal, holding out his crooked forefinger like a claw, "that this soi-disant dukewhat the deuse is his name?" "Rosecouleur," interposed Adonaïs, in a tone of society.

Above a lank, well-poised body clothed in the white tunic and trousers of a ship's officer, he recognised the tragicomic mask of the soi-disant Mr. Whitaker Monk.

The author has endeavored to give his countrymen, in this book, a picture of the social system of one of the soi-disant republics of the other hemisphere.

SoI just cleared out.

But what the devil had made it so precious to the soi-disant Prince Victor and his charming wife?

And soI am washing it out again.' . . .

If he was a wit withal, it was malgré soi, for fun, not for wit, was his 'aspiration.'

When the young men rose to leave he always accompanied them to the front door, and bade each of them good-bye with a hearty "[Greek: Panta ta kala soi genoito]," and an invariable injunction to "put your foot on it,""it" being the spring catch by which the gate was opened.

A window of the parlour, where I was permitted to remain, overlooked the soi-disant parkor rather Manhattan-disantand it was not long before I caught a glimpse of my mate and Neb, lying off and on, or blockading the jail, lest I should be secretly carried to parts unknown, or some other great evil should approach me from without.

and so devoted, soI am at a loss for a wordwell, a lady who will play the duenna in case of need, rather than leave the manager in a mess!

"We thought we were facing death, and soI told her.

"I told them soI said, 'For God's sake, be menstrike, if this isn't stopped.'

His body was brought back to France, and his soi-disant widow mourned him decorously for a year.

Even an English hide-and-head-buying tripper and soi-disant big-game hunter knew a Zulu from a Hottentot, a Masai from a Wazarambo, and a Somali from a Nigger!

CHARITÉ BIEN ORDONNÉE COMMENCE PAR SOI-MÊME Un célèbre prestidigitateur et sa troupe donnant des séances dans une petite ville se trouvaient par suite de mauvaises recettes réduits à la pile nécessité.

"Ce qu'on dit de soi est toujours poésie"the reflection of states of mind and varying humours, not the exact details of fact.

Margaret Mayorga (A); 21Mar66; R382110. MAZELINE, GUY. L'amour de soi-meme.

La conscience de soi.

La conscience de soi.

Whether she is laying traps for Dunborough' 'The viscountess's son?' 'Just soI cannot say.

ou à jeun, en porter sur soi, les conserver le long de l'année, garder des tisons ou des charbons du feu, et autres semblables."

"In less than three weeks now," I reply, in an alert, or rather joyful tone; "at least I hope soI mean" (again correcting myself)"I think so.

Yes, they agreed it would be; butthough they never told him soI think the older conservative generation had grave doubts whether the adventurous ones would return alive.

"Yesyesjust sojust soI applaud your sentiments, Count Nobilimost appropriate.

She tried Buffon, but he was 'd'une monotonie insupportable; il sait bien ce qu'il sait, mais il ne s'occupe que des bêtes; il faut l'être un peu soi-même pour se dévouer à une telle occupation.'