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• (You changed the end of the second verse--you said "countesses" instead of "duchesses"--begin again And Barty would re-sing it, as desired, and bring in the duchesses Maintenant, 'Colin, disait Lisette And Barty would sing that charming little song, most charmingly Colin,' disait Lisette Je voudrais passer l'eau Mais je suis trop pauvrette Pour payer le bateau Entrez, entrez, ma belle Entrez, entrez toujours Et vogue la nacelle Qui porte mes amours And old L. would smoke and listen with an air of heavenly beatitude almost pathetic Elle était bien gentille, Lisette--n'est-ce pas, petiot?--recommence!" —  The Martian
• HOW THE MAID WON A NEW NAME Entrez, entrez--de la part de Dieu--all is yours Thus spoke the Maid, as we rushed the tower of the boulevard, the English flying this way and that before us. —  A Heroine of France
• "That's justice, anyhow Whereupon touter number two shrieks out a torrent of abuse, and we push on, leaving them to settle their differences after their own fashion At the next booth we are accosted by a burly fellow daubed to the eyes with red and blue paint, and dressed as an Indian chief Entrez, entrez, Messieurs et Mesdames_" he cries, flourishing a war-spear some nine feet in length. —  In the Days of My Youth
• The first two bars of the Fantaisie describe these rappings, just as the third and fourth stand for Chopin's musical invitation, entrez, entrez! —  Chopin : the Man and His Music
• If you missed Clive's column and would like to read it, entrez-vous . —  Shoot to Kill, Shoot to Thrill

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