The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Book 7 Chapter 1 Page 12

Tell her, fair cousin, that ‘tis no longer the fashion, and that the hinge (gond) and the laurel (laurier) embroidered on her robe give her the air of a walking mantlepiece. In truth, people no longer sit thus on their banners, I assure you.”

Fleur-de-Lys raised her beautiful eyes, full of reproach, “Is that all of which you can assure me?” she said, in a low voice.

In the meantime, Dame Aloise, delighted to see them thus bending towards each other and whispering, said as she toyed with the clasps of her prayer-book, —

“Touching picture of love!”

The captain, more and more embarrassed, fell back upon the subject of the tapestry, — “‘Tis, in sooth, a charming work!”