Both were full of talk and questions concerning Dick Prescott and Greg Holmes, at West Point, for which reason Dan had strolled home with Miss Bentley without any other thought, on the midshipman's part, than playing substitute gallant for his chum, Cadet Richard Prescott, U.S. Military Academy.

And as she went, she sang aloud a melancholy strain; "And who would wish to die," she said, "though death be free from pain?" To shun suspicion's eye, at last she left the king's highway, And took the journey toward Seville that thro' a bypath lay; With loosened rein her gallant steed right swiftly did she ride, Yet to her fear he did appear like a rock on the rough wayside.

20 Methinks I see the love that shall be made, The lovers walking in that am'rous shade; The gallants dancing by the river side; They bathe in summer, and in winter slide.

From fire to fire, we'll saunter at our leisure, The gallant you, I'll cater for your pleasure.

Apprehensive of a discovery, Mrs. Bloundel then directed the gallant to the back staircase, and he had got about halfway down, when he was surprised by Leonard Holt, as before related.

The playhouses only keep him sober, and, as it doth many other gallants, make him an afternoon's man.

Though locked up by his displeased father, he manages to escape, finds his lady entertaining another gallant, and in despair becomes a regular vagabond.

Sir Cautious and various guests enter, dice are produced and, luck favouring the gallant, Gayman wins one hundred pounds from the old Banker, and a like sum from several others of the company.

The soldiers fought gallant (gallantly).

gunners fire a loud salute Ho! gallants, draw your blades;" Macaulay.

Black Sanchezand Haley pictured him as a dandified, ordinary appearing individual, with white and red complexion, a small moustache, and flashing dark eyesa mere Spanish gallant, without special distinction.

He gathered round him the most dissolute gallants in France, in whose company he gave the rein to his most vicious appetites.

She persuades Emanuella to draw a large sum on Don Jabin, robs her, and goes to join her gallant.

The Rasika Priya and the Bhagavata Purana, the texts so greatly favoured at Udaipur, were discarded and in their place Basohli artists produced a series of isolated scenes from Krishna's lifethe child Krishna stealing butter, Krishna the gallant robbing the cowgirls or exacting toll, Krishna extinguishing the forest-fire, Krishna the violent lover devouring Radha with hungry eyes.

What time in martial pomp he led His gallant, chosen train; The foe, who oft had conquer'd, fled, Indignant fled, the plain.

We must not leave you so, my young gallant; we three are sick in state, and your wealth must help to make us whole again.

At length she said, "You seem not to have enjoyed your walk, Miss Granby: did you not like your gallant?"

Waldec urges his sister Adelaid to marry the gallant Wirtemberg.

"If you will promise not to meet that gallant again without my knowledge, I will not," replied Leonard.

I [Sidenote: An ancient Mariner meeteth three Gallants bidden to a wedding-feast, and detaineth one.]

She rallied me upon my jealousy, as she termed it, wished that I would attend her myself, and then she should need no other gallant.

Should nobles gallant, soldiers frank and brave Seek thy acquaintance, hail their first advance: From twitch of care thy pleasant vein may save, May laughter cause or wisdom give perchance.

Hastening to the door, which was left slightly ajar, I perceived two young gallants, whom I heard addressed as the Earl of Rochester and Sir George Etherege, and a young female, who I could not doubt was Amabel.

There, a party of choristers, attended by a troop of boys, were pursuing another gallant, who had ventured into the cathedral booted and spurred, and were demanding "spur-money" of himan exaction which they claimed as part of their perquisites.

While, across the Channel, Charles Stuart was listening to his doom, Paris was gay in the midst of dangers, Madame de Longueville was receiving her gallants in mimic court at the Hôtel de Ville, De Retz was wearing his sword-belt over his archbishop's gown, the little hunchback Conti was generalissimo, and the starving people were pillaging Mazarin's library, in joke, "to find something to gnaw upon.