The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
The Young American In Paris.

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has just befallen young American now II
Paris, and viii take the liberty of givin.
| the details Of the affair. He is gay, arden
Southerner, and left his native city few
months since, having arrived at the age o
twenty -one, and the full enjoyment Of q larg,
fortune. He came to Paris with the inten
ton Of getting into the best society. NJ
new noblesse would suit his refined taste
His desire was to be on terms Of delightful
familiarity with the Faubourg St. Gerinain
the quarter, par excellence of the-hautt
noblesse. Once in the gay capital, he sci
about accomplishing his purpose with decid
ed energy. He perfected himselfin the Ian
guage, and took lessons in dancing and mu
sic. The idea grew upon him during the
lapse of time necessary to acquire these &C
complishments, and he frequently informed
the persons whom he met Of his determine
tion At last he made the acquaintance Of q
young man, fellow pupil at the dancing
academy, to whom he impaired his desi,
brutant. This new acquaintance praised
the idea, informed the young American that
he was enchanted to hear of this resolve, and
ended by promising his aid, which was nc
small gain, as he was baaa .fide count--noi
one of the mushroom nobility, but person
whose ancestors had had the incstimable
privilege Of following the crazy monk to Pal
estine, and knocking off the heads Of sundry
infidels. Decidedly, he was of the ancienne
noblesse, and he felt tiattered that republi.
can should eyince such praiseworthy desire
TO enter the circle Of society to which the
Count belonged; nay, more, he would assist
the young stranger, and at once proposed to
INTRODUCES him to his aunt, the Marquise.
Delighted beyond measure at this stroke Of
good fortune, the American seized his new
acquaintance by the hand, and in the most
grateful manner returned his thanks, and
asked the noble Count to take drink. The
acquaintance ripenedinto the warnest friend.
ship; so much so that the Count persuaded
the American to take n larger suite of rooms,
n Hst "
" s'' |" s'''cr c'rr'ase ana more servants
and proposed to his delighted friend that
they should live together. They did so for
several months, during which time the young
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