Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
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KITCHEN pHYs1c.

Year, hkO, ~ esuctty msu WuV~o WIN s"u
manner still retained much Of the activity
Of earlier days. might have boen sseu max
INK hs way acro~ tho Pous Neui In Pari.,
snd betating himsslf by the Ruo DauphIue
and the Quai des Grsnds Ausustins. IN the
direction Of the vel. known ed,6cc. with i,s
ihrcs long parallel galleries, which serves
ss . market Tor the sale Of game and pouI.
try.
Though the morning was raw aud chilly
hc wore neither cloak nor ovrrcoat, but
appeared rather a. though he might have
ju., quilted some evening party. lie
was tail. his back slightly rounded by the
weight Of sixty years; his costume Vas
partly that OF an Aab,fSs Of the court.
partly that Of an oficer OF the army. lie
linen. which was remarkably 6ne aud
white. displayed profusion Of cos.lJ lace |;
hi. cra,at was satin. and the rest OF bio
drcss Of black ter'eymere. ], vi. evident
that ,h. early risitan, OF the poultry mark.
ct va. no vulgar customer, his email black
eye. were bright and piercing; hi' lips.
though somewhat sensual In expression.
would have revealed 10 . disciple oi lauaier
Q nature both subtle and generous and
hi. gait and manner were at once thoss Of
man Of rank and OF q msn OF the world.
No sooner had hs entered the poultry
market than . chorus Of welcomes and
questions saia,ed his appearance.
Good morning monsieur 70 marquis"
cried oos Of the market danes.
"whai i. monsieur 10 marquis looking
for this morning." demanded . second.
Ill Monsieur ls marquis will give him
sell the trouble TO com, this way, have
something tia, l think ~ill please him"
cried third.
Il was evident that the s,rApsrr TO whom
,he.s remark. were addrc'ed could 10 no
other than ops Of ths gAs,rOnomlc celsbri.
tie. Of the d.y-ihe Marquis lie Cusy.
formerly chief purveyor to the Emperor
Napoleon. and one OF the most illusirioos
sourmsnd. OF ths nineteenth century,
Witty and sksp,ieal. as men Of hi' 'yoar''ic
temperament ate apt 10 lie. he was by no
mean. deficient In probi'y and kindness.
aud never missed an occasion .or doing rood
In h,. own way to those ~i,h whom he VAS
brought into contact. lie had declined oil
the o,eriurcs made to him by those OF he
friend. Who had come into poser with the
restoration. but had resumed his posi at 'h.
Tuiller,e. after the Goth OF March. When
the new. OF Waterloo reached bin he was
heard TO cIclaim. IN bitterness OF soul.
" AEoH,! Ny aueepans are oil UPSET
again 80
Such Was the parsonage whom ve have
sccn entering the poultry market on the
morning IN question. with the mr. OF man
who had some very important pa'eha's to
make, amidst . .al,o oi sa!utaIious and
ofIer. irom the presiding senii Of the place.
Having bestowed bow on one Of them,
80. -, ,,isnd,v xo,d An Il.
80, -, -, . -. q, ~. hand N
80 - .,--..,.,.,,... st., ,in-.l, IN
the gallery which VA. more sspecialy con-
...,,,.t 10 Tho al, Of game.
.wh,, !. mo,.i.or /. maroui. in wan,
., ,,i. mo,nio, ." ino,,rrd. in eoa,ins
,op.. on.of ,b. siren. Of the adjacent stalls.
..I,,,a ,,,,r,dr, or a pair Of qaa,l.!
IN, s,,c,l, Madame B.rbet; Iwau,
..,,.. ,.,., ct"
-, vooAcock ,.,s.p, monsieur IL mar.
o,;. n, . airing oi ,nip..g"
y, mo. ,,6s,,-I,,n, A golden phea..
,,, 4, ,o,., D., n ,h....p, Of the very
,.,..I,,.
I,.,.n,ly. from ,,ali 10 stall, these word,
49,, ,,.,.m,,,.d a. though they had been
. ,.,..,,,I,c di.n.,eb 4" EA. roas auire,
~. b., ,h.,,ant IN the marle, for MARQUIS.
a. Cu.., ="
r., ..;,,,.. had .,.,c.ly elap..d before
. ,,n.,h hi,d ,i,h ,,,,,.ri,r p,umssc.
-, =. ,,", .,.,i n .,,,l from ,h, f.r,h.
:, ,o,,, q, ~. m.,.., and reached the
- r " ,...t -. ,o,u., ,,,.
@ p
r.. ..,, ,,,,. Z ~.,,.d /" ,,id III.
.,.n;. ,,,., . and v,.ns, a, ,h, pb....
-, I,,vi0, v,.,,.s HI, treasure care.
,,. T.. s....., B.. ,oot i,om hi.
nnr.. . nice, Of ,ols ,.ia for ,h. pheasant.
..l,,.d n, di,ini,i., Of ,bs m.rke, with a
hav ,,r,.,.i,. a, N, o,uo,, GOOD bumOr,
- ,,.,.,..,.d
TT. ,h. IN. u.,,,I IN, n.roui.