...Ariadne, who finding herself forsaken by Theseus, transferred her affections to Bacchus — Elliston, deprived of his best friend, imbibed an attachment...with something like command in his tone, " One at a lime, if you please." Again the popular cry was audible to those who " had ears to hear." But Mr. EUiston's...

...Carles ! Carles !" was the popular de- f mand — a demand which Mr. Elliston was not back- " ward to answer in his own way, and coming promptly • forward with his most profound bow, respectfully, I though haughtily, enquired of the " Ladies and gentlemen" what was " their pleasure ?" Several voices...

...show its disapprobation in a noisy way ; the question of l( Where's Carles ? ;; became the(dis)orderof the time, and " Carles ! Carles ! " was the popular...most profound bow, respectfully, though haughtily, inquired of the "Ladies and Gentlemen" what was "their pleasure? Several voices vociferated, " Carles...

...Mathews who tells the story : — " The audience began to show its disapprobation in a noisy way ; and ' Carles ! Carles ! ' was the popular demand —...most profound bow, respectfully, though haughtily, inquired of the ' Ladies and Gentlemen ' what was ' their pleasure.' " Several voices vociferated,...

...disapprobation in a noisy way ; and ' Carles! Carles !' was the popular demand—a demand which Mr. Blliston was not backward to answer in his own way, and coming...most profound bow, respectfully, though haughtily, inquired of the ''Ladies and Gentlemen' what was 'their pleasure.' " Several voices vociferated, '...