The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-08
The Man Who Always Ate
Bread.

Bread. -,
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Dominic and his master both seemed ste y
with surprise. The Baron appeared 10 cnjobu,
| cou'nsiou, sid rubbed bis HANDS, and repeaif ,
| gr'macr 70 which we have already alluded. fth,
Il am willing 10 agree" said the pruprie'v q 4
y IN necessary that the matter should lie arr %
| tv notary. n. l,
| "why 20 : Il not the sale executed y .
| form by the three Isrucs present 80 -
"Eit with reject to the interest,"" mur'bh :
D1minC- IN sulothcrcsi tome Of voice." seizi \
| B,TuD's coat "n " ueccsssry---" O..
"B.h ~ replied the old rnSn. ." do It tost y
! q. friend, AMI no usurer. Give me 80 :
know leagurut--I desire nothing eloc. "a ,
have no " cniion of making you prevent 30
| hund'd thouHaud francs. will arrange IL ii}e
| u manner that yoI shall lots, remain ny deQ o
" Domino tell IRON his elevation, and "ih D
| who a'w1ys ate stale brc,a" dcrcenned 10 theS1
rom. While the buyer mud seller were prck
Themselves "a rec ser the rsnsicr Of the pr H
| he sva.low@i TRANQUILITY has cup OF coffee, NO,
getting the two pie.s 81 sugar to be transfer ol
| his pocket. Loaf suparb march ON the table y
| up his bpots. and deplrci viii his two FREE az
| tuish, 10y a lash ot the pen. - tranAer OF twtoo
| drc thousand francs
IN . few davs Dominic WINS installed In hin
| dignity. The LITTLE Old man continued 10 tn y
customary breakfast IN bis usual nlpassablcils
neI, when one day. As he was leaving the ron o.
| devaied ~ lar rom his usual custom ns Y ~
| preach DON ME, who was cnthroncd in the -.
| honor, aud addressed him with tire folio "
| words IN
'n'mnic," said be, II think you have I
| afrs-tonss' 1c
perhaps" aid Dominic, 6xins biz eycsI
| the Baron, as though ne would read his thou.
| II sc.' said tho Other, "you have them .,
| the occasion demands it-you aru right 1pr
| pleased with The reservation. md YOU bar u
! lost your heart marriage is the most iuiIu
nhur OF a mans hi" Dominic, you muse
married" M
II have ALREADY thought of IL sir" Snd ~,
me; - wife would len great source Of ooois
and economy. 1t would sayc the expense Of v
| de compt7ir." D"
"Tric," aid the Bron. "you lrave nerd "a
| aud counsel you shall have them. Re rea
| eight o'clock this evening Iwil call tor you v
we will pay a gitit tDgethcr." n
The appointed hour arrived, and with II NJ 4,
ron. Dominic was ready, and ACCOMPANIED II =,
Ra.'cle' in n hackney coach 10 tia, quarter ~
csycd wealth the F1utoury -. German. VI
thev stopped ~ the door II n house Of mean az,
anc'. and having ssceuded several flights o( 4
entered = small apartment, where they founc1s =
LADIES'. who received them with marked atteut- I
"MsGame Duprc" said the Baron " ono Il II !
with appearance If friendly familiarity, "te
the worthy Of whom have spoken, an !
vhnsn welfare hope To interest YOU. DomikA
continued be turning toward the cndeo-house ~
cr "ihis lsdy " the " iduw 81 man who has,
deied me may important services. She has ~
sd W cytcld her iAVors h. You, and will y
you 20 visit her at intervals"
While Mons. R.,eet was making these iutr,,
tons IN due form. the oaughtcr OF Madame ID,
whose uaine was Rose, anu who, without beiu "a
actlv beautiful, posed all the irenhncss and b.
OF the Hover whose name she bore, regarded L. Z
nc auenuycly, and be in return bestowed upo'l
n large share OF his attention. The result o.
double investigation appeared favorable 10 K,
parties for Dominic vNs well formed. and
good features and his countsnance rrfocted-
goodness aud Centlcuess Of his heart. He hnd..'
taken care, NJ his first intrniuc ton, ~ set 90
| person ~ the best advantage, believing the
aia-c, that with .he ladies, &c nest que s pre-
| pas qui cVute.
VA. the mconncss Of the apartment. and the
pie and uncXpeurVc drtv~x- of the ladies' -
| hat disappointed Dominic. lie was anxious /
the e1rliC@ y, sable nlsment 30 return the Bar b
! loan and. indeed, thought, from hint the r
had dropped that il WAS his intention to intro ,
| him "a lady OF property, with sJne sum Tow y
| the liquidation II his debt. But observing
obvious ~gn- of want of wealth in the DlipresA
came Ia the cuncluEon that the Baron WAS nov
s'rpus of marrying him to girl who had boom
| der bis protection, in return Tor the fayors w
| lac lad ,ust bestowed. Thus thought oocax.
| Dimluic great uneasiness; but Whatever the
pesrsncte might be, the conclusion was q wrs
one. The next day. ~ the interview had hes,is
isiactcry beiH cen the young people, the Baror'
nounced his plans III full. lie stated the natuir
The Obligations conferred upon him by the e.
pnprc, ard his desire, AZ the family were lets
hlver~ circumstances to return the obligar
without alarming their dellraGV; and this .
| thought, he could best do by cdecting q mari.
between Dominic and the daughter al bis frienc
Dom ME was sat -ned With this explanations
arrangements; he Young lady appeared truly
allie, and desirable ~ partner Ut life; and hi
u week hsd elapsed DOm,ui made a formal cd,
| hi. hand and heart, ana wac duly accepted by
pru,cgo OF 'the man who always ate stale hre-
The marriage vas soou after solemn ned, an,s'
same day after b customary breakfast, the q N
| beckoued nomiuic TO an roach ~
You have done well, snid he. You have mari
| without Interested motives woman DESTROYS n
| capable 81 rendering you happy. | told you IL,
| should hnd means to cauccl tie deb; you owe 4
| II - the duSrN u' Rls, And here" continuoL
tearing the two hunIred d uu-and lrll in piecs~l
destroy Mr. acknovlcd 'mcnt you gave me tori
! m"ue'. Enloy i and bc happy"
| Donnie, nun %. gra,iuur, would have thr1,
| himself at Iho Biruu's ccl, Oui he was already
| OF the door.
"iNVo or three such reparations," he muttere!
| himself, us lie walked sNltly away, land s.
| die con,cnted and ri solved md these are v :
my relations call proIlgal adaptations OF my !
| tune"
My MI those who wallow in ili.acquired wei
| render he same a,ouCLeut to Society as r !
L. cello, and may they he as happy in the 81 \
| ton o! Their objects 4
Domino verified the prediction Of the baron,
| iccamc millionaire. H. improved the cstsbi)
| mcnt Ia tie P4lA.se Royal, and, having broltl
! il TO iis present state of Perfection, solJ
property Tor five hundred thousand fran,
lie : now re'irrd citizen, residing in d ma
ho.el In the Rue s.. Honnre, AID member
tho C,smber Of p1tics- dist M uishe,i CT q
Tor The smp, prob,ty Of his character, Nethor'
nor Rose have ever forgotten or hesitaied to
knowledge their obligations to 'rhe Man who
ways ate stale bread"
THE END.
TRAVELLING.