The two Parisians followed the group at a short distance, laughing at the Avhole masculine part of the British nation ; as if those sturdy sons of Albion, who think themselves more than a match for the Avorld in arms, Avere nothing better than machines or gorillas. "
added M. le Vicomte, in a low voice to Eva, AA7ho passed close enough to recei\7e the note A\7hich under cover of the darkness he passed into her hand.  The two Parisians followed the group at a short distance, laughing at the Avhole masculine part of the British nation ; as if those sturdy sons of Albion, who think themselves more than a match for the Avorld in arms, Avere nothing better than machines or gorillas. "  Do you know those two fellows ? "