May I have the honour of getting acquainted with your harbour master?
`The pleasure of conversing with you, Monsieur Defarge, recalls to me,' pursued the spy, `that I have the honour of cherishing some interesting associations with your name.'
Messieurs the bourgeois,” he began,“ and Mesdemoiselles the bourgeoises, we shall have the honour of declaiming and performing before his Eminence Monsieur the Cardinal a very fine Morality entitled’ The Good Judgment of Our Lady the Virgin Mary.
There is going to be a banquet on Sunday evening. May we have the honour of having you as our guest of honour?
"Messieurs the bourgeois," he began, "and Mesdemoiselles the bourgeoises, we shall have the honour of declaiming and performing before his Eminence Monsieur the Cardinal a very fine Morality entitled 'The Good Judgment of Our Lady the Virgin Mary.
Then proclaim that the first one-thousand who break any of the training steps will have the honour of being sacrificed, to keep the king's promise.
May I have the honour of next dance?
And when I have the honour of seeing her again, I shall certainly tell her how modest, economical and practical you are.
May I have the honour of the next dance?
