The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20


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date for introduction had leen found.
he was desired - present himself u
. certain gate of Tho paiaoe 10 q eef
tain hour. There he was received
by M ennuoh of the hafem hia cyu
were bandaged, and ho WA conducted
u tho presence. For a week Ncslo
llanen wm The most amiable hosteu
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coming home" she would say W.
nnet part but when be Is again ab
sent I shall take rare That YOU re-
turn The y%isitor's cyes were again
handaged When The princess VIVA
residing at her palace on the Nile he
was conducted to q door opening On
the river, and sped forward with q
gentle push. Al another Of the
royal seats the Khalig canal took the
place Of the Nile. At the palace IN
the Moskce the same useful Office
was performed by a cisteru.
The frequent disappearance NJ last
began 10 be talked Of, and a young
Italian determined to break The spell
lie went assiduously 10 the cafe where
the ominous invitations were known
TO DO dispensed, One evening a
ounuch Of the harcm seated himself
near the young stranger and began
70 smoke, II know q fair young
lady who is not indifferent 10 yon,b
hc began, "and IL you wish, | can
manage the introduction" al shall
Be delighted, if she is so good
replied the Italian only |
amt come this evening, win you
axe me Tomorrow" ayes, be nj
he door about seven o'clock. and
when | pass, follow without speak
Next day the young mar kept his
appointment. He had not long to
wait, and when he had followed his
into a lonely street, he submit
to his eyes being bandaged. After
long walk, they entered n house
md assembled a staircase, The band
&c was removed from his eyes in a
lighted room, richly furn-
'hed in the Eastern style. A lady,
young nor beautiful, but
dmirably dressed, reclincd on
playing with a chaplet of
oral and diamonds; a slave famed
ier with a bunch Of ostrich feathers.
The italian received n sign TO APP
roach and seat himself on a cushion
It her feet. The lady's conversation
vas enchanting, and with a hostess
Who did the honors so graciously, A
seek passed away. AT the end Of
hat time, eve must part my be-
she said "my husband is
bout TO return; We should be LOST
Madame replied her guest, al
rust that your husband has no intcn-
ion Of returning, inasmuch a. you
re the Princess Nesle Hancn, and
ave been a widow for some years" Y
he lady made a slight negative gcs- y
ira.
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nned, | know you are, and ! know '
so the fate that awaited me If | had
taken my precautions. Your 7
mestics would conduct me 10 a :
nall door opening on the Nile. And
Monsieur, what precautions have +
N taken 7" Mon Dieul Madame, 4
ey T simple. Instead Of follow ?
< your omisSary Al once, | arranged
come the next evening. Mean
bile, | had an interview with my
nsul. When your retainer came 10
me, two steps from us was )
from the consulate. lie fol- :
wed Us; he therefore knows that |
here. My consul is accordingly
-cwarned. Ii to-day he docs no,
; me again. he will know that
We suffered the doom Of your low n
! lie will address himself to his
ghrnss the Yiecrcy. You perceive
scandal that must ensuc. Rumor
pets you Of numerous crimes.
will then give place 10 Ger
nty." The Princess was thunder
Recovering q little she i'm.
red him to he discreet. The
ilian took his leave, and arrived
ihout accident in the street, whcre
iniind a rqris frotn N, no,,,i.,.
him. and already uneasy. II