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* * * * * And then -LRB- to the tune of `` Au clair de la lune '' -RRB- : `` Vivent les vacances -- _ Denique tandèm _ ; Et les pénitences -- _ Habebunt finèm _ ! Les pions intraitables , _ Vultu Barbarò _ , S'en iront aux diables , _ Gaudio nostrò _ . '' N.B. -- The accent is always on the last syllable in French Latin -- and _ pion _ means an usher . -LSB- Illustration : `` TOO MUCH ` MONTE CRISTO , ' I 'M AFRAID '' -RSB- Barty went to Yorkshire with the Rohans , and I spent most of my holidays with my mother and sister -LRB- and the beautiful Miss -- -RRB- at Mademoiselle Jalabert 's , next door -- coming back to school for most of my meals , and at night to sleep , with a whole dormitory to myself , and no dreadful bell at five in the morning ; and so much time to spare that I never found any leisure for my holiday task , that skeleton at the feast ; no more did Jules , the sergeant 's son ; no more did Caillard , who spent his vacation at Brossard 's because his parents lived in Russia , and his `` correspondant '' in Paris was ill . The only master who remained behind was Bonzig , who passed his time painting ships and sailors , in oil-colors ; it was a passion with him : corvettes , brigantines , British whalers , fishing-smacks , revenue-cutters , feluccas , caïques , even Chinese junks -- all was fish that came to his net . He got them all from _ La France Maritime _ , an illustrated periodical much in vogue at Brossard 's ; and also his storms and his calms , his rocks and piers and light-houses -- for he had never seen the sea he was so fond of . He took us every morning to the Passy swimming-baths , and in the afternoon for long walks in Paris , and all about and around , and especially to the Musée de Marine at the Louvre , that we might gaze with him at the beautiful models of three-deckers .