apropos

Apropos, Belinda, did not you tell me Clarence Hervey is coming to town?

Apropos, what is the reason that we have seen so little of Clarence Hervey lately?

I stammered it all out, on the way back, apropos of the rubbish-heap which had been Tentyra.

Apropos, how do you like this thought in a ballad I have just now on the tapis?

Apropos if you are for English verses, there is, on my part, an end of the matter.

Apropos, how do you like, I mean really like, the married life?

Apropos, your little godson is thriving charmingly, but is a very deil.

Apropos, Bjelke, what was the reason why you countermanded the ball last week?

I wish this because I know that the apropos will be the chief merit of the whole.

Your kindness, too,—like every real kindness,—had the merit of an apropos.