Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
VOLUME 20, NO. Is.

marquis. 80 tho soap wAs removed and the
succeeding dlsbts w'rs placed upon tho
table. +" 10, me tell you ,ha, the king him.
self will not Get down this evening W = bet
ter dinner than ours."
..Tha, 10 just what vas saying to my
ssli." exclaimed the porcslain painter. IN
the enthusiasm Of his satisfaction. Z" Bat,
noo.,.ur 10 marquis, how can IL Be possible
TO give such Q wonderful favor 20 every.
thing1"
$50 you end my cookery tolerable. do
you'" returned the sasronOmer With q
smile Of sra,'6ed vanity.
"l never dreamt Of anything halt % do.
lieious," responded the painter.
"Good then We will maks another at.
tempt to morrow" cried the marquis gAily.
The painter dseuing it incumbent upon
him to prots-, against . repetition Of tho
marquis ssnsrosi,y, endea'or-d TO bring
os, . ssn,.acs deprccat,ne the trouble that
sueb . proc-ed'ps ou his part ~oald cause
him bu, IL may fairly be doub,ei whether
hi, prote-istioo. we're alsog,,bsr SINCERE.
Give yourself no concern aboo. my
: trouble, ss you call IT," replied the mar
gus good humOredly; "for It IL oil done
With s,iew to my own interests. I am
most impatient TO po--os- myself OF the two
saucers and I know BY my own eIP"rieces
that nothing help forward any .crt Of labor
% .nectaally s TIE certainty Of settling
down ~ good dinner when ones tack 10
over. And besides. I su not sorry to BE- on
the spot. and to eco Tor nysslf hos the york
s.ts ou."
Thing. went on in this manner for four
days; SIMON Leblanc working steadily all
day long. and dining likes prince Of the
blood In the evening.
by the end oiths fourth day. the porco'
lain. painter vas as,onished " End some
thing Of hn former liking for his work cou.
ing back to him. Ills work room seemed
TO have grown le.s d'sagreeablo; hi. brusb.
%. bi' palette, and all The details Of hI' oc'
cupatiop, began to exercise soms,hlns Of
thar old charm over his mind and hc
might have h.sn heard TO murmur. while
painting busily, Ill We ~ers only sure II
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When III, m.ro,i, entered IL, rair,sr',
.par,m,n,. he found the lit,ls rJ,n decke.
out iars festival. Madame L-bl.Es bal
b,,n bl,y al the morning IN put,iag the
placs IN apple pc order. Tho aoIr' hai
becn ~aIrd. aud tie furniture 'netctei to
. thorough du't'ns and rubbing Clean
white muslin blinds we're to b' ''en IN tho
windows; the brass knobs Of the and'ron'
"ers shining IN brilliant r'''lry win TIE
s's."'"s OF the hfe ani oa"e"s' o. A''S"
a"d eh'y'a'''e"a"' n'''a '"' h'''e s"'"A
pr' upon the mantle piece
Thus evening shall deliver 70 YOU The
two 'aGser'' monsieur 10 marquis .ie'A''n-
ed Simon Leblanc IN an eIdI'ah' 'one' /"
he came forward quickly 70 welcome q"
s''''' S"o
hha hs evening VIC 'hA" a''p ea' our
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mo" 'ys"i' iof 10 master P'see' ~'a
tho marquis A' lie examined The '~' osA'
aiui sauce" Win me eyeo' aeoono''sor'
AND now 's' "e snow you m'ne' h' 'aa.
ei - no led The way 70 The d'o'os A'''' anu
showed nun tue golden p"ea'a"' '''''''
o"p'aye' 10 ""e' en"n"s '""
W lie cannot rcalst the actiOn OF sucn I'D eus