Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18


der q, inr,sl AZ occupancy toih safe and oonvcn.
i,r, should fht ihnk proper 10 pay an o1Pcf.
Hncuis. yst
,Iol-r h,s'y sui n5ulF,t the tar sirl no
soonrr rccrst,d this assursncr than she d"tfmin.
- no 10 lo-rsc 9 snrle BAY m removing TO a.
fB,g yfff -syndii dt -atss- - she INSTANTLY a..
etlsa 'ha, mus - snd accordingly mcs'cn
re- pa, 3e,rs,cbcd 70 Intrinsic b The oosc,rrEe
tha' ~ ~ morrow psuy would take f'Jsscs',oo
anA a. ,hc Young Eaqls,nss wss pr'eeri when
,he arrangement was msde, be was requested 30
,o,n ~ thc lhe unsuspci0rs marquis himself
Ahhourh he ecaky welded io the invitation he
bad a. icS d. lIotl DO 81 c. more thar a
rrtmeri when iull and painful sense Of his neg
leci 81 th. devoted AMI unfortunate Blanca half IN
duc,d HIM 70 re,urn and rcirac, his promise. bu,
~ tho r. ~ bs passion lor the rnarchloncss over.
rsr bati.r pr'nclpic he should live under
jbc same roof with het Tor DAYS perhaps for weeks
80 her m al hours and N at mood. he could
not iorego the prospect fora thousand Biancasl
IL was, however far more easy TO make this
resolution than % communicate II 90 hrs deserted
,Isna ADD he had scarcely crossed the rver,
when he resolved 20 drive 10 an hotel IN the Rue
Rpeh.licu write from thence FEW lines TO The
Italian explaining his intention, and remain nj
the hotel for the night the prcie1t OF no, dis
lurtirr her Nv returning home a, late an hour
the horse which be was driving hsd started and
plunged forward violently and as he gave his
note 10 the groom in order tina, he might imme'
diaicly deliver II 10 the Place tendomc. he lnqulr'
ID Il he could account fer so unusual an exhibition
o( wee IN an animal ordinarily so gentle
Please you my lord he heercd tho splash,
and somehow these brute beasts always smell out
death when IT'S adoiag; for ! don't doubt, my
lord that i, WAS some Of these French people q
throwing themselves into the river-thcyre al
ways at ~
'Rcbuking tho man for not having communi-
Gated his suspicion 10 him at tho moment, the
young Engishmsn dismissed him on his GRAND,
and Immediately retired TO rest, delighted at the
c1pcdicnt by which he had escaped the sight Of
Biarca. tears Had he known what produced
the sullen sound which startled his afngh,cd
horse. he would have learned also that he had no.
longer those tear. to dread
Morning came, clear and bright and frosty
and ere noon all the party save one were assem-
bled AT the Hotel de ST C, -eady 10 start
when the venerable Baron de Dumas. the COUSIN
Of the MARQUIS, sent a servant 10 announce that an
imporian, affair would de,ain him at the palace
until the evening, b1, that he would Join their cir
Gle an hour before supper There was, conse-
qucn,ly, no further reason for delay, and the
marchoness having wrapped herself in furs, and
given strong njunctions to her bon peiit papa to
close the windows Of his carriage, and not 10 spoil
the whole expedition by taking cold she was han
ded to her own equipaee by one Of her guests.
The other followed and ere long, the whole train
had swept through the barrier.
The remainder ofibe day passed rapidly over;
there was so much TO see, so many questions 10
ask and TO answer, that the twilight was begin
ming TO gather ere Madame de Valerie suggested
an inpgogemont IN the dressing room OF her friend
which could only be accomplished by the pur-
chase OF an expensive article Of rertu. perhaps not
even immediately to be procured in Paris, BE
this IS il might however II was Of course, decided
tina, lis acquis,i ton was indispensable and when
the gentleman were called into the council, grea
was the delight Of the young Engljshman TO fine
that he was the happy possessor Of precisely thu
description Of gem coveted by tho marchiones. -
Having announced the fact, and obtained permits
sion ~ add this missing grace TO the apartment o
the lady, he would no, delay its transfer even fol
might and desired his groom to return to Paris
and bring it carefully thence, he shortly after
wards Joined the res, OF the party in presenting
say welcome to the Baron dc Dumas who hal
Just arrived
The old gentleman was chilled by his Journey
AMI had seated himself IN chdiselongUe before
blazing fire, while the remainder of the grou
stood around him lsughingly demanding VIII,
news he had brought from the city whence the
had been sbsen so many hours. and he indulge
their miHh by detailing his proceedings; the pal
ace, and drawing lively, and no, always very goo
natured, sketches Of the sayings and doings Of II
inmates But suddsnly becoming serious. he e,
claimed. 'Bu, the msrrielie du Jour. mesdames,
the supposed suicide OF mos, beautiful Young 4
male, who was found in the Seine this morning
ami earned 10 the Horgue'
TrepaSdsgrisen, without doubt said Madam
De Valerie, coniempiuously
by 10 means, madame on the contrary, m
curiosity 50 much excited by what heard 9
her eIcelling beauty and the richness Of her a
tire tbs, had been able TO permit myself to los
one hour Of your charming society, should d,
eidedly have made pilgrimage 10 the Qnai NJ
re Dame, IN order to satisfy myself tina, the al
counts were no, oNaggerated Poor creaurel-
1t mus, indeed, have bern a bitter sorrow whic
made her select such a death in this inclemer
weather and the old gentleman shiyered, as
SAT within the influence Of the warm blaze .u
rounded hy luxury aud comfort OF the reckle
desperation Of the wreiehod suicide
IL r. indeed mos drcadful,o reflect upon sa
,he young Englshman. Could /, be ina, i wi
tbs wTe,ched cirl whose death plunge scared IT
horse upon The bridge last nigh, as | was leayir
thc bo,el o(lho marquis
'No,A.ng moro probable. Il 50 disagresahle
adventure did occur 70 YOU was the reply f
she Is a. Presrn, the only occupant of the Morga
There ere few individuals Of either sex wi
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