So we pay our footing in kind and bid adieu to the dancers who are prepared to continue the revels till the early hours of the morning.

Adieu for a while, Edoardo.' Edoardo Valperghi was the son of a wealthy Venetian merchant.

Yes, he would be his lady's true knight, he vowed in his heart; he waved her an adieu with his hat.

The following week we were taken to Remsen, eighteen miles off, to see the Rev. Mr. Everett, whose farewell sermon on leaving Wales I had heard when quite a boy,and the Rev. Morris Roberts, to whom I had bidden adieu in Liverpool sixteen years before.

After it, I returned to the consulate, taking a tender adieu of Gros By the way.

" With this parting injunction she bustled out through the surgery, and I followed to bid her a ceremonious adieu on the doorstep.

Alone, with no eye upon her save that of the Most High, she had visited the two graves, and, while her heart was bleeding at every pore, had wept her last adieu over the sleeping dust so long held sacred as her mother's.

" "I would suggest 'Much Adieu About Nothing'.

It was some two hours later when I wished my friends adieu under the golden-leaved plane trees of King's Bench Walk.

He is this moment, I am told, below stairs; so that I must bid you adieu until the next post. ELIZA WHARTON.

If, when I'm dead, thou wouldst behold thy Brother, And take the last Adieu from his cold Lips, (If those so perjur'd can deserve that kindness) Inquire for lost Celinda, at whose Feet Thou shalt behold me fall'n a Sacrifice.