Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

am not one day devoted to the prince
and the next to the cardinal
ssuero ~ou Tn<heI2"

ain MOI one udJ uSNUtcu w thC OiiHNS'
aud the next to the cardinal
Have you fnshed?"
"Yes. quite; But as you don't wish TO
continue your collection. I'll take pos
session Of my lampoons.
"Roullsrd shook his fist in the young
mans face: bu; Julien disdainfully shrus
ged his shoulders. took up his parcel, and
strobe in.o The street.
AT first lie walked on in rsge scarcely
! knowing gwhsre-thinking OF nothing but
the injustice and folly of his master;
but insensibly. rage gave way to Iadness
He did not caro- for loosing his place
there were plenty Of other jewellers In
Paris who would gladly employ him;
but ,hsn Roullard was James uncle, and
there was now no hope Of his consent
! ing to their marriage. What was 10 be
dene? His heart died within him. for
the trial was indeed . sore ons. Occu-
pied with these thoughts. he had walked
! through the Tuileries. and gained the
then solitary banks of the Seine. Here
he sat himself down. and his eyes fal
! ling uron his parcel. he was inclin-
ed 10 throw j, from him in disgust
Cursed cardinal" thought he. you
are the cause Of all. Had is not been
for you. | should not have left Mons
Rcul!ord; should have established my
self in his confidence, become his bead
msn, and 20 toub. shortly have gained
ed his eouscn, TO many Mademoiselle
Jane" During these thoughts. he ne
! chanically opened the basket. & was Il ok
ingover the contents. One psmplet called
SatiricaI B.ographyof Cardinal l1aza-
rim. me :his eye. and on the first page he
found the following paragraph: Before
ticking holy orders. his lordship the Car
dinal wore sword. He commanded q
compeuy in 1928. and WAS entrusted BY
the popes generals. Conti and Bagni,
with a private mission 10 the Marquis de
CGuvfes. His eminencs found him al
Grenobls, and rr,E.ined there two months
unde. the name Of Captsin Juliano. Ju-
lien read this passage once over again.
his heart beating more mndly each time.
the names, the date. the place, made
mistake impossible. The captain thus
spoken Of mus, be the ssme who held
him at his baptism. and to his astonish-
men he discovered he was goison TO his
eminence. His first feeling was surprise,
his second. intense joy. He bounded
from his seat. repeating: "Godson 10
the erdinal-godson 10 the cordinai!'
Leaving all his papers strswn on the
ground. for any one who liked TO take
possession. he FIRST rem towards Roul-
lsrd's, in order TO tsil him and his neice
the good news; but suddenly he chsnged
mis- mind; perhaps ,hs jewelIer might re-
fuse to believe him. and think IL only an
excuse 10 BE esa;n !ssen INFO his tavor.
Under theEe circumstances. he Nigh,
again OidsI him away. and ;hst was sn
insult impossible 10 be borne by carGi-
nails godson. So. changing his course,
he directed his sieps TO his own !iille
room by :he Pallsis de Justice; and hav-
ing possessed himself Of his bap,smal
register which confirmed his claims. he
made the best OF his way te the Carli
nails residence.
Arrived ,here. he asked fLr an old
friend cf his, called Pierre Cho,tar. who
occupied the important office OF head
cook in the establishment. They had
seen little Of each o:her for several
years. on sccoun, Of their different opin-
ions on politics. so that Chottat scarce
ly recollectrd him. When they had con
versed for few minutes. Julien inform
ed his friend he had come 10 see the car
dinal. The cook thought him mad. when
Julien insisted upon seeing him at any
risk. bat without explaining why.
Il suppose you think you have only
TO send In your name TO be received al
once?" said Chotiar,, in an ironical tone
mot exactly said. Julien "but
; ,rus, you will put me III the way OF see
ing his eminsnce.
"Oh, the wsy is perfectly simple. OBJ
tain On audience
NOW. really. Pierre. this is too bad
| come and ask your help as friend. snt
you only make game of me-"
Because. my dear fellow. there il
nothing elge TO be DONE"
; mo, but is il really impossible te
) speak TO the cardinal?"
Quite impossible. Here am ! hi,
head cook. positively belonging to hi'
appetite. and yet have never seer
him."
us this true?'
Perfectly true. and even now | an
occupied in preparing his chocolate"
'Oh. that chocolate, that is for the
prime minister" said Julien. looking in
to the silver pot which stood upon the
stove
by and by will pour it into this
cup ard ssrvsn' will come for it. and
take into the YES. bule up that staircase;
. he will then Ca the cardinals valet,
who will take the waiter from him and
present it TO the cardinal"
80 that the Wallet is the only person
who approaches his eminencef"
Precisely. But there 10 the sigma.
just then bell rang. and the cup was
Immediately filed and placed on the
silver waiter by Pierre ChottaTt; he then
went into the next apartment to fetch an
embroidered napkia. worked in gold.
vith tbs CsTdinal's arms. Julisn's mind
was made up in an instant: he rushed to
the door through which the cook had
just disappeared. and locked it, caught