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...er this wiseacre Ashton from ruining himself, or being ruined by le Borgne Basque! What brought him here? I thought he was safe in Castile with the Fr... ...a few words to another gentleman.” “The fewer words you speak to le Borgne Basque the better, unless you think it is Sir Reginald’s pleasure that you ... ...ossed him, “if I lost it, it should be to please myself, and not le Borgne Basque; above all, my name and fame are made, and yours—” “What would you s... ...less coin.” “Who is this man? What is his name?” asked Eustace. “Le Borgne Basque, I know no other,” said Gaston. “We reck little of names here, espec... ... Ashton spent every moment at his own disposal in the company of le Borgne Basque. That worthy, meeting the young gentleman, had easily persuaded him ... ...on, and would not listen. He had already set his mind on joining le Borgne Basque, and leaving the service which his own envious ser- vice rendered ga... ...Master d’Aubricour will maintain that he never heard of a certain one-eyed Basque, and never rode on a free-booting foray with the robber Knight, Perd... ...ow is a man to under- stand what he would have me to do? Send to Le Borgne Basque at Chateau Norbelle? Is that it? Read it to me once again, Lady, for... ... once again, Lady, for the love of the Saints. What am I to tell Le Borgne Basque? No putting to ransom, doth he say? He might be secure enough for th...

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...boy, or a young girl in disguise. His black cap—like the beret worn by the Basque people—showed a brow as white as snow, where grace and innocence sho...

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...trasted with the olive pallor of his face. It occurred to me he might be a Basque. It didn’t necessarily follow that he should understand Spanish; but...

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...e are of the sort that arrest a sketcher,—figures of stalwart, brown-faced Basques, such as I had seen of old in great numbers at Biarritz, with their...

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...w in the interests of the cause— por El Rey! For she was a Carlist, and of Basque blood at that, with something of a lioness in the expression of her ...

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...ituated in Bohemia or Hungary, or it may be Austria—” Bixiou. “T yrol, the Basque provinces, or South America. Why don’t you set it all to music and p...

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...elf and the staff of engineers building the road, aided by the Italian and Basque workmen who rallied faithfully round their English chiefs. The Compa... ...m, turning away from their cards or dominoes. Here and there a fair-haired Basque studied his hand meantime, waiting without protest. No native of Cos... ...d up. The engineers of the railway staff, col- 264 Nostromo lecting their Basque and Italian workmen, marched them away to the railway yards, leaving...

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...olden fruit, the arched instep, and the Spanish waist from which the short basque skirt fell crisply. Both mother and father were proud of the charmin...

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...e. Pergolese. Flute-duet, Mercadante. Here we have him! O— Durandarte: Air Basque, variations—his own. Again, Senor Durandarte, Mendelssohn. Encore hi...

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...errible faces; while the warriors, on the other hand, were of that type of Basque mountaineer which we see in Henri IV. The two Balafres, father and s...

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...r to a Breton of threescore and ten; shut a seaman up in a stove; forbid a Basque footman to walk: you will deprive them of motion, and in the end of ...

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... the dyed hair and penciled eyebrows, who wore tight English dresses, like basques, who smelled of stale musk, who 264 Main Street flirted with the m...

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...r of Cervatos in the Mon- tana,” as the mountain region extending from the Basque Provinces to Leon was always called. At his death in battle in 1143,...

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... that moment two men passed, in brown vel- veteens, enormous trousers, and basque caps. They were young, but both wore beards. “I say, are those art-s...

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...r of Cervatos in the Mon- tana,” as the mountain region extending from the Basque Provinces to Leon was always called. At his death in battle in 1143,...

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...ght life of her aunt, a Frenchwoman, and her uncle, the orange merchant, a Basque peasant, to whom her other uncle, the great man of the family, the p... ...gely con- scious silence that fell between Mills and Blunt. “Oh! All these Basques have been ennobled by Don Sanche II,” said Captain Blunt moodily. “... ...holding our horses was moved to uplift his voice. He was a Spaniard, not a Basque, and he trolled out in Castilian that song you know, “‘Oh bells of m... ...n judgment seat. He is a most noble and loyal gentleman, but I have my own Basque peasant soul and don’t want to think that every time he goes away fr... ...ncern. He wasn’t a fellow to whom one could talk of Dona Rita. “Y ou are a Basque,” I said. He admitted rather contemptuously that he was a Basque and...

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...s feet, took his partner’s hand, and then, instead of executing the pas de Basques which Mimi had taught us, glided forward till he arrived at a corne... ...e are the Iwins and Etienne all dancing in the same way-without the pas de Basques! Ah! and there is Woloda too! He too is adopting the new style, and... ...at I was igno- rant of the steps of the dance. I only knew that the pas de Basques (the only figure of it which I had been taught) would be out of pla...

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... past; how the gallant young man had hung upon her words, as in her native Basque she described her own mis- chievous little self, of twelve years bac... ... ‘T o Cuzco!’ exclaimed Don Antonio, ‘how very fortu- nate! My cousin is a Basque like you; and, like you, he starts for Cuzco to-morrow morning; so t...

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...ntage. Nobody can suppose that it is not more beneficial to a Breton, or a Basque of French Navarre, to be brought into the current of the ideas and f...

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...ct him on points of Spanish history relating to fortresses, especially the Basque. A French bookseller had supplied her with the Vicomte d’Eschargue’s...

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...ere! He would take lessons on the guitar! He would have a dressing-gown, a Basque cap, blue velvet slip- pers! He even already was admiring two crosse...

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...nd he commanded that so it should be done. Presently therefore he sent the Basque his lackey to fetch Gargantua with all diligence, and wrote him as f...