The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-19

The baron frowned for he was not an
admrer Of the saints. being quite, indeed,
on the other side of the hedge
Say the number of the day, and the
name of the month" he replied, angrily /;
and do not torment me with that shave
ling jargon which they talk in the mon
astery of Andrew, whom they call St
Andrew at Bordeaux"
The seneschal who was accustomed to
be bullied. particularly upon religious
subjects crossed himself behind his back !;
for he was prudent man. and, owing to
the absence of mind of the baron. who
was always experimentalizing in the black
art, managed, one way or other, TO pick
up so much as to make his place toler-
bly, profitable one
Married n said the baron; "and to
whom 2n
Just to the honest and brave JAG
ques Fort-thc stoutest mariner who sails
out of the Garonnc lie has got a ship
of his own, now-thc Sdiate Ficrge; and
to-day he sails upon his first voyage, far
as Bayonne"
" lie sails to-day-so and the mai
den's name-your nicces nane-what is
that ?"
Toinette so please you, sir"
You may 60"
And 60 the scncschal did, wondering
very much at the uncommon interest his
master seemed to be taking in vulgar.
sablunory things.
Then Baron Armand de Chatel Mo
rant paced the room long time in gloo-
my meditation At length he sat down
again. and said aloud There is no
doubt Of it am in love- That face
haunts me Tonette's face is ever float
ing opposite to Inc. 'Tis an odd feeling.
1t was never so before But since it is
so, must even have the maiden-she
will cheer me- love her face [ will
send tomorrow to Bordeaux as from her
uncle; and whcn She comes here, by the
star Of Aldcboran. she stays here, Jac-
cues Fort TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing ~
" Wrong--quitc wrong r. said voice
The baron turned coolly round and
saw, sitting upon the arm of the chair
close to him. the figure of very thin
e"url' WI, wi'n Il lpng' ul'ear'mly my luce' ana @
nngers iiNe h""hs ciaws' W. ihis was 'he
mn INC ~ ,''Ioi' Ia =, n'i'.i,i"I' rs
iiom, h,osNo s"'u -,5n''ho 1,i Sou
'0,'ie "i'i'yu. p1l"s o",i1u n,
vs. ou' Sou "ouio 'i"'c ''iieu mt
soo''
,, ou An9W "pae am '",',Ni"9 u
oi',C''o ~ u io'c lcrIi l1,''' nave iicr'
lr' 1u VIII 81 no' nave her'
w hy -
i?IoauSe i,,'y II - ~ u1crceu
hlos'o' % s'," ,i'c p"LI''' .9 c. uon ,'', oo,
i'cNe you gu K'io" 'he i",ure pu'
you u.:,a ne ABOUT !, ,, When you SPEAK
" III you 'heh' men answered vi. u, 'ac uel'i. i.
u,' iUoh % ii:o ~, 'ne ors s.Ii @ 'n"v eau !
lie. Geinc-i' Ie oniy ono'n'i Ye"i-gNe
~ 1oi' ' .io''- 0oii'O ,
na,e s,Ncn you many years "irc'u9'
sa'u inc oaroh' inus'ngi look no"
grey my na'r j. 60,
rye IT. saIu 'hG mp VINO; Il lie was
a ralnil'ar, certainly behaved as sucn'
DuI inc par9I 'ooA ho Ic'Iee u ms l,n-
ber''helce blr ne was GFeadiuily snl.'en py
loihIt'e' anu se'u he u nave u WE'VE
month wor'h m TI Kii3wieISe ol luturi'y
lor hGr sake Inc INN uwari grlnned'
ana 'hcli i'icue u motion oi reI'ei' as one
VINO saw before nun 'he speedy Ihd OF Il
long long N Ta.cn. H.. 30 he % TOOK the crys-
tai' uttered "S may pe supposeu' some
ihagIc words ana the baron looked up
Oh 'ne ciear surface
niaie1lc'i"h he exclaimed; as ne
I'd" Ill 'he crSS'ai a huge hearlh' WIN
po'S On inc III nre' ana poultry roasting be-
ioro 1t; ana ioine''e, Ie'iuing ,ne COOKE
ry, ana Il s'alwart leiiow helphg her
ciumSlly-
g., nd' Is Ioihe''e crieu 'he naroh
but VINO Is the rascal with her =
lier husband Jacques Fort
curses on nm ..
here tne baron saw jacques hing ms
co notnrnIv thnt No nronj ~a III r;s A'ss 4os.h %'
= Domosi;c fciicity + sa;J tho o'i ;,a~. oV0'.
cborm;n~ n;cturo i,dron nv tho,.'rn r rnp d,oo,'
inc tbe chr;stcning feast for yonu,, m J Toc.
o,fos 'e
rho boror auro tho orrstol do,r,
. pov men sa;d tLo ;nn ' ard hn noss
od tbe b;r6Ji[c band oror M ,Lo H. Larro,is rao
faccond zach ofh;s t;nrors drcw wr;nLIo
4 sLudder won't over tbe sorcnrer,s
Franc ard tbon bo breatbeJ booy;Iv ard
Looked w;stf,llr NJ tbe INN Ia wan "Do y
ycar oljor WV 'r ~ " 80 "
Klosso ~ shouted Armand looniro
to his fect IT will 6gbt fotom 'r's
Rotter pot said Klosso