Look at the sacristans, the beadles, the lackeys of the Bishop's palace, the hirers of chairs, the choir-men, the sellers of tapers, the tradesmen by appointment to the religious houses, the beggar who stretches out his hand to you at the door, and the man who hands you the holy-water sprinkler, have they not all the same hypocritical face, the same cunning, devoutly sanctimonious look?

A good many people were standing there "to see the grand people come from the fête"a fête given by lackeys in a deserted mansion!

The lackey with the umbrella, though he moved briskly, failed to catch up with Liane before she sped up the steps.

Breathless the poet was borne by lackeys from the royal presence, wherein he never again showed himself.

They were shown through the great hall by three lackeys into an inner vestibule, where they encountered the great man himself.

These seven found a long table there littered with pens and parchment; to the rear of it, with a lackey behind him, sat the Marquess of Hastings, meditative over a cup of Bordeaux.

We had on board a Mr. Baylis, who we afterward learned came down with Capt. Lackey on a big speculation which was to capture all the wild goats they could on Catalina Island, and take them to San Francisco for slaughtering.

Robert Damiens was a lackey out of place, a native of Artois, of weak mind, and sometimes appearing to be deranged.

Ah, but this patience is a page of ruth, A tired lackey to our wand'ring youth!

" In spite of the democratic simplicity of the idea, the Duchess seemed impressed and listened attentively to Mr. Morris, who was about to explain more at length the advantages of such a career for the young prince, when the conversation was interrupted by the lackey at the door announcing the arrival of Madame la Comtesse de Flahaut.