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...n banishment. DUKE FREDERICK: his brother, an usurper of his do minions. AMIENS, JAQUES: lords attending on the banished duke. LE BEAU: a courti... ...hment. [Exeunt.] ACT II SCENE I: The Forest of Arden. [Enter DUKE SENIOR, AMIENS, and two or three Lords, like foresters. ] DUKE SENIOR: Now, my co ... ...ene iii Sermons in stones and good in every thing. I would not change it. AMIENS: Happy is your grace, That can translate the s... ...ore usurp Than doth your brother that hath banish’d you. To day my Lord of Amiens and myself Did steal behind him as he lay along Under an oak whose a... ...y it with your gold right suddenly. [Exeunt.] SCENE V: The Forest. [Enter AMIENS, JAQUES, and others.] SONG. AMIENS: Under the greenwood t... ... enemy But winter and rough weather. JAQUES: More, more, I prithee, more. AMIENS: It will make you melancholy, Monsieur Jaques. JAQUES: I thank it.... ...k melancholy out of a song, as a weasel sucks eggs. More, I prithee, more. AMIENS: My voice is ragged: I know I cannot please you. JAQUES: I do not... ... another stanzo: call you ‘em stanzos? 30 As You Like It Act II, scene v AMIENS: What you will, Monsieur Jaques. JAQUES: Nay, I care not for their... ...ES: Nay, I care not for their names; they owe me nothing. Will you sing? AMIENS: More at your request than to please myself. JAQUES: Well then, if...

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... in a couple of khaki- clad Maoris sitting upon the step of a horse-van in Amiens station. It is always the same expression one catches, rather weary,... ...lian bayonet, and a note that is worth half a franc within the confines of Amiens. 7 H G Wells But a large heavy piece of exploded shell that had bee... ...ng at Dompierre. And a mile away perhaps down the hill on the road towards Amiens, the ruins of the sugar refinery are very distinct. A sugar refinery... ...se to the front trenches shows an interesting series of phases. One leaves Amiens, in which the normal life threads its way through crowds of resting ... ...es. “At present,” he said, “no Frenchman ever sees an Englishman except at Amiens or on the Somme. Many of them still have no idea of what the English...

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...s you do, gentlemen; for I was among those who seized him in the garden at Amiens, into which Monsieur Putange, the queen’s equerry, introduced me. I ... ...econd, at the mansion of Madame de Chevreuse; the third, in the gardens of Amiens.” “Duke,” said the queen, blushing, “never speak of that evening.” “... ... Boulogne to clear the way; Athos will set out two hours after, by that of Amiens; Aramis will follow us by that of Noyon; as to D’Artagnan, he will g... ...rrass- ing than useful, and set forward again in the hope of sleep- ing at Amiens. “Morbleu,” said Athos, as soon as they were again in mo- tion, “red... ..., who thus vigorously stimulated recovered their energies. They arrived at Amiens at midnight, and alighted at the AUBERGE of the Golden Lily. The hos... ...his hands; Aramis at Crevecoeur, with a ball in his shoulder; and Athos at Amiens, detained by an accusation of coining.” “See there, now!” said M. de... ...nded, was obliged to stop at Crevecoeur, how he had left Athos fighting at Amiens with four men who accused him of being a coiner, and how he, D’Artag... ..., then?” “With the curate of Montdidier and the superior of the Jesuits of Amiens.” “Good heavens!” cried D’Artagnan, “is the poor fellow worse, then?... ...discussion may assist us with your intelligence. Monsieur the Principal of Amiens, Monsieur the Curate of Montdidier, and I are arguing certain theo- ...

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...should carry to his mother his last sigh.” “And did you?” “At the peace of Amiens I went to France, for the purpose of taking to the mother those bles...

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..., and 52 Mugby Junction not counting either: at Hazebroucke, at Arras, at Amiens. But worse remains. Tell me, what would you call a person who should...

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...ut his commands, and those of my father, should induce me to leave him. At Amiens we met a courier on his way to England, and by him we dispatched let... ...glish Majesty to Scotland. We sent a courier to find my brother Solivet at Amiens, that he might meet and come part of the way with us. As to M. de La... ...ero in Plutarch’s lives. Our brother De Solivet met us, and conducted into Amiens, where he had secured charming rooms for us. He was very full of an ... ...ts, telling us that he had been returning with the Duke from a ride on the Amiens Road when they saw some altercation going on at the barriers be- twe...

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...of many of her past actions, but having been initiated, after the peace of Amiens, into the conspiracy of the men who expected to make the 18th Brumai... ...alter its aspect during the revolutionary troubles; but after the peace of Amiens he made a journey to T royes and brought back various relics of the ...

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...ten- sils. To accomplish this, they go into service in Peronne, Abbeville, Amiens, and other towns, where they are tire- women, wash up glasses, clean...

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...known to modem fame as the worthy that cut his cloak in two at the gate of Amiens to share it with a beggar (tradition fails to say, I believe, what h...

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...e without hardness and self-as- sured without assertiveness. THE RUSH INTO AMIENS, and the flash of the station lights into their compartment, broke M...

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...fawning servant turns a haughty lord. 72 ‘Voitnre:’ a French wit, born in Amiens 1598, died in 1648; a favourite of the Duke of Orleans, and member o...

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...tiny. He described the First Consul as he saw him at Paris at the peace of Amiens; when he, Pitt Crawley, had the gratification of making the ac- quai...

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..., when lo! ‘Qui v’la?’ a bugle, the alarm, a crash! What is it? Death? No, Amiens. More fortifications, more soldiering and drumming, more basins of s...

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...thin five minutes—not later. A bottle of 133 George Meredith the Peace of Amiens Chambertin—Mr. Eglett’s. You under- stand. Mrs. Maples will pack a b...

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...aly, followed him to Egypt, and came back from the East after the Peace of Amiens. In the time of the Empire he was incorporated in the Pontoon Troop ...

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...oured the unheeded message that the aeroplanes were rising into the sky of Amiens. She put her hand to her throat, and her lips were . white. She star...

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...blun dered through three or four dreary passages concerning the Treaty of Amiens, and other thrilling topics of the same nature (obviously without co...

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..., who never knew she had any. Eleven families of poor laborers living near Amiens, and sleeping in cotton sheets, awoke one fine morning in golden one...

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...r side, but I meant Dover. Ding, ding! T o the carriages, gentlemen the travellers. As- cend then, gentlemen the travellers, for Hazebroucke, Lille, D...

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...a curi- osity so dangerous and so foolish. A few days after he set out for Amiens. He found another fortune-teller there, a man, who made the same pre... ...reat, found they were about to be sur- rounded by the enemy. The Vidame of Amiens saw that not a moment was to be lost. He cried to the light horse, o...

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...e of himself, and they journeyed A Child’s Histroy of England 194 away to Amiens. The victorious English, light ing their watch fires, made merry on...

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...ere full, your honor.” A shot was fired that moment; Musqueton shrieked with pain. “Ah, sir! I’m hit in the other side! exactly opposite the other! Th...

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...tiny. He described the First Consul as he saw him at Paris at the peace of Amiens; when he, Pitt Crawley, had the gratification of making the ac- quai...

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...ng, and afterwards when Malvina was born. That was in 1801 at the peace of Amiens, and here are we in the year 1823, Daddy Werbrust! In those days eve...

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... Paris and was made prisoner by Napoleon I. at the rupture of the peace of Amiens, and detained till 1814. While he was a prisoner, his brother Charle...

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...ve to outdo one another in giving them their due; when a cer- tain monk of Amiens, Bernard Lardon by name, quite an- gry, scandalized, and out of all ... ...roasting cooks, as a spy would be to reckon the bastions of a town. Now at Amiens, in four, nay, five times less ground than we have trod in our conte... ...se marbles are fine; I say nothing to the contrary; but our cheesecakes at Amiens are far better in my mind. These ancient statues are well made; I am... ...med to a T, and that at a noted tavern not much un- like that of Will’s at Amiens. Believe me, we tickled it off there with copious cramming and numer...

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...its of the Empire, by way of reprisals for the violation of the T reaty of Amiens, an outrage of international law perpetrated by the Court of St. Jam...

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...ord, vain, doubtless, of his handsome shape. Some time before the Peace of Amiens, this nobleman solved the problem of covering the bust without destr...

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...t this time a cross-road was made which joins that of Abbeville to that of Amiens, and is occasionally used by the Rouen wagoners on their way to Flan...