Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
iKIERIL UOOXET J >.

& gnod story, we'll told, is alwa,>
acceptable, and therefore we do NJ
hesitate to present the following, {
french ori in, to our readers, a
though We 1r'ay, perhaps. be allow
o1 tn 2''tor+A77! some scrnr1os q; t
the authenticity oi some OF t}H: l,;s'
tlcu|ars. In the Memorial tie :!
Helene, it is recorded that Nap>
leon | decE,red { he had Decb lsty
~ attached to two wn,nen, diifff.7l'ii'1,
very widely FROM each other =; th<
one was endowed with every yrHt
which art and refinement ccul;
confer, the other was al ;;1uoc"Hc'
and t''no|o natl1f"; yet both, lie atl
dci were very cEarning:'
| Marie Louise had been e.locate<
in ~ extremely plain an<2 ':>ni:ly
style, and she brought a::iti: hex t.
tie Tlliliorics the simple tastes "n.t
manners consequent on tho sort ot
training 9 she had received in Wen
na, Her childish 1zG5vete il well
exen1pliticd IL the remark which
sho one day made TO her cham Ter
Jain, II. ';e I5rissac.- That gentle
mar entered her presence wearing
tho insignia Of q newly creatcd Or
der. in which We're figured the Lion
of Casse}, the Horse Of Brunswick,
and the Dragon Of Denmark.
Mn D;31?.' exclaimed tho En-
press,- il NY p done que des betes
dams Get ordrc la!' II. de Brisaac
made a very low bow. not in token
OF assent, but in order to conceal
his confusion: for his mistake at the
moment the sense in which: Her
Majesty used the term bets.
Marie Louise: who he'd not been
drilled into the habit o: continino
her attention exclusively t. the e]e-
giant occupations customary o:rlong
ladies' Of illustlioas ra,.k, one day
took it into her head to make an
rlnel1ette: IN this perhaps there
#as nothing -positisaIy darQ}yatt>r7
from her dignity 5 for il France
many exaltedpersonages have occa-
evinceds g peracha7at for
cookery; for example, Condo, Ven !
lo1no, a Regent Of France, Louis !
XIV aneIs veral :others. However, !
1erogatory OF not, Marie Eouise was
resolved: t!,at an o,ne|lctte she
would make, accordingly, she tes-
red to be furnished" the ingredients
md utensils necessary for operation.
These We're Immediately brought.
With her pretty rosy fingers. ard
white dimpled hands Marie I1.u'si;c
>roke the eggs into & basin, and it
nay be noted e1eG0ss1aat, t!iat these
,ggs came from Malmaison, whence
Josephine used frequently to sond
title. dainties.. for the .Emperor'5~
able. The bright blue eyes Of the
'oung Empress beamed witt: plea
ure at the thought o. making an
'ml]ette, end she enjoyed i'll tie
anticipation the satisfaction OF see
ng the Emperor partase Of it
t dinner Whilst the Empress
,eat up her eggs with decree Of
which might have done
|ono>' 70 the most practised profess
or Of tho ordinary art, 81 young
ady, Madelnoiselle. NJ, who
ed come tron. Vienna in the suit
t Marie Louise, was occupied in |:
oundjng some sugar, at operation
2ore easily performed and the gu
ar was made from, beet-root:
At 3cngfh: all vas ready-the
re burned clearly, the butter vas
1T II the fljJ;ng-pan and soon melt
4, the empress threw in eggs, and
. a.nothen.n1onleut the vt4oIo apart
1ent was filled with kitchen sn2cll
'i1ic;: has III exciting influence ~
g stomach rs dinner Hs1>:u ;:]- {
roacho. Such y;7a5 tie state oi' Il iues
hen suddenly tie Emperor en-
ered 77ithoat being annrnnced. I
he Empress, wlio vas stopping !
own over the fire place. looked mp, t
ad endeavored to conceal her fry
g-par: WHILE sl,c >lIlBed and look
] as cptrusefl t3 a scl;on. eirl !:
sueEt J5Goa'09at5 <3edacto.. @W hat :
:e you'ahout here 9" inquired *he E
mPeror, with an air ct snrT>l'5c !
There~ia q strong s12e], Of *ry:j::::., :
hen ate7:39;ny ,f 70 Il g. FIR n Ms