If we may credit the embarras de mensonges which has been dignified by the name of Barras' "Memoirs," Josephine once fled to his house and flung herself at his knees, begging to be taken away from her husband; but the story is exploded by the moral which the Relator clumsily tacks on, as to the good advice which he gave her.
"The Life of Napoleon I (Volumes, 1 and 2)"
John Holland Rose
Genevieve looked the glib Relator up and down, white with scorn.
"Out of the Primitive"
Robert Ames Bennet
It is the more like the man, and carries the greater evidence of the Honesty and Integrity of the Relator, viz.
"A Book of Quaker Saints"
Lucy Violet Hodgkin