Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
Humbsigg & Real French enc Story.

Dervys addressing her hnsbaf5d, wholWas
putting oasi hisR eraNati before the glass
"don,t You think EbHt N onsiehr Henri DnS
bois comes very often re 2 = ..@s - = e
My dear Eiiss.. Of Irourse he does; he. is
very fond Of mllsic. and I'm glad he comGss1
Tor his music has always the power TO put
ME to sleep it's such asweet little lamenta-
Die FOicesyri ~ .sxay - sssssssk tAnts ed a. 81
IA ten0re di grazia, my dear Mr.. Dervvs:a
really WISH you would learn something
about fashionable and civ ilized life. - -;
.tsIcanlts my dear, on know itiist not in
me you We tried In vain To )civilize me.
just as I've tried ia vain to become a FASH
ieaaels ptlysieians land gou know have
.sPfstiseIY because you did not, first try
70 become a fas hiona able man.,s as.farsIfs :.
Well, my deara we aresluekily indepen-
dent of my profession I cur thirty thousand
franessaa year makes. nae care very little
asQ9e epagle1ts.1 sAe,a =, .AssA Y Hssss5N ,kyaoS
t6samAnage, syd0 sconIa have made sixty
thou frapcs = gsat lidn { thar have
been betterf 54sI saes4sk ssalsaTsssxk astas-s,f
.ssWeIls suppose it mighss though I am.
sShsgaed e g confsss M g S0p 4 am per-
-sEWhat q gr0Veling spirit--<',,1sss4 ssssAi !
9. But 9 good husband, eEsP Elise, I,Ee,
been good band, have mot ss syS
Welt SO You haYe. pSVs i'll copId only
aFry9 al y Eala,le Wss shoqld ne sstlSf5ea,
- - A1t1i
with her, and I'm sure IS. a good matehs
The DubOist You Know must be rich, or
they never could lead tfie life tn te9 do, and
let lheir. son lead an idle life as he doeS2
-11dlelife 20 Why, he has been called to-
the bar, and has an off1ce.n - = "a
StYes, b6t & think Ihat's ailhe has !; his
clients, don't trouble that Office much; aI
think ,fss .sfsuss tHefffU sfeeoi8eTf safngGI ~
e well, he's perhaps Just like me, you
khoWi he has his sign up.s but no clients,
whilstd have; my name, up bqgr ne, pa Y
E hS You are aiwaS rs re peating that, as, If it,
wasis such q very good joke You have no
hum bug about you, and humbug is the ruiz
ing god sot the country in which we: live. ~
My dear I leave humbug to you; you
SEEM 20 understand it, asss 20 Fsab ~ q
ssNgW hush, and pray sit down and take
up,the medical book / hear the bell ring
there, Is isa0mebody coming. ."en ~ bsa .gIbjas
Monsieur Derry tobeyeds he had been;
married twenty y years, and we learned his
lesson; IL never entered his head to disobey
his Wife.o3 Z .EoAF -gIg9o3a
In due course of time the1servant opened
theadoor, and In a rellfp Us voice kintulca!l
tSd by Nine: Derry an need T Monsieur,
Henri Duboissnra ItseTs IS EsTsHss .ss..sfi' ~
sTher pals, fair-haired, tinid young gem
tlBndan,o who folio wed his loudly y-calfed
name, looked wonderfully small latter it.
But both Monsieur alfe MIne.s DerVyJr rose
with great ceremony. and the young man
sqneezfhg the roll of fnusic G be he tightly,
In his hapd bowed, as he murmua ed = .4ozI
~ Mile. Eitalie ?'ie b5a ,stizizs hiE 1gs7ts u
~ MHt: Eulalie is engaged now said,
Mme. Derry. ,as e 81 ave you lany ytbing parS
5s&Y Yes=duo2fhati isSza-'ses = ira ,aIitgd r. 3 {
Madame Derry winked at her husband,
but he, ookiHg UP at the pictures and at
the ceiling, pretended not TO see herr SO
Nine. Derry. after p short eliminarJy
aheml turned towards her visitor.oa. Il Iips-
Monsieur Henri Dubois" said she, 'syou
mast be aware that your visits here are
very. frequent too frequent where there is
F0Hpg lady, iss y .tsikAf.TII# 4 - 81
fsYes-Mile. Eulalie-yes, II know; but
Madame, Nile. Eulalies Is such Ca fine
musiciansa - bsfiVsaoa 81 xaar 81 .sss 81
4 know she sisssEwe have made it our
duty. being people of fortune and posi-.
ton, to give her the very best of education.
She has had 9Duprez and sDamoreau for
tearhers.2ESE8 saEfTFT tXkt=fH4 IeSsfg,lS =
Here Monsieur Derry, who, remembefed
the good old German master at half a franc
a lesson, opened his mouth to speak, but
Nine. Derry emniously shaking her head,
hesubsided. i M - - -
ssYes,,p she continued, i.Yes, Ra1alie has a
fine voice, and great executed on the pi-
anessI am told khatzhef bremofo is quite
admirable; but still you know, Monsieur
Henri Dubois, a. fine tremolo does not pre-
heart; rather the other way. Music, divine
music, leads TO love- lST5a.i' "a I'.ss9
sit does. indeed; Tor tt has inspired me
with. love deep and eternal Mmes Derry,
l love Nile. Edlalie. Il am an only son, and
nv father and mother are rich, and have
noobjeof in life but my happiness. They
willscolne and tell yoneshow much i love
Afllos If,fslif n ffSs1B04 7sl %. hfs 6-iIf8
aWeli, Monsieur Henri, I must say that /
hsNeb1een expecting thisD;iJ 4 ana a reaFefuk
arxious mother, and q Young girls heart is
s0eSuscepEfbfe.. However, pray tell your
happy TO receive them.'53aea ss7sIs8R tIsi =
saNEayI see Mademoiselle Eulaliep', Tos
ysNot at, present. We know not what
maybe the result of the interview which
is to settle theadestiHies of four two families
Monsieur Henri Dubois, with many.
Madame Derry sunk into her seat and re-
mained for some moments plunged in pros
found silence. AT last, looking up, she be-
held her, husband p aeidl " engaged 10
counting out sqnoney. The piles of large,
rol7fid silver fiye4frafici pieces were before
him. and be was counting them one alter
another with the utmost eomplacency. AT
ter a a few moments cOntem piaCi0n, Mime.
Derry brought her hand Violently down on
the table, scattering the stiFe-frane pieces
in every direction, and considerably alarm
ing the good natured husband who was
COtAADAA- = Ottk1A4As e gstt r. -
@Reaily, Mime. Derry, yon are soviolent,
mead s6tdeIhOh tive, that Iit is quite
appalling" 1EFf.TI I1T-5sFHHI
"You are enough to provoke a saint,
Monsieur Derry, Here our darling Eula-
lies fate is pending in the balance and you
sit there calmly counting out sbeggarly
hve-franc pleces.iasiisT msd, giza bss1 .syisis
my dear they were all for you, you
know, to pay the upholsteFe .os >, seolss,
f.Well, well. put the money back into the
drawer. we have more important matters
now-Eulalie's marriage to manage now"
Eulalie's marriage to manage? Why,
should think it would all go right as a rail-
road; there can't be anything TO manage ;
she's a good, modest, pretty GIRL with old
fashioned virtues and new tangled accom-
plfshmentsj / can't see what more the in
tended can want! Il shall give her a hun
dred Thousand francs on her mar riage,o and
as she Is haH only child she will inherit
allfh ton bts5aIe gsfa fdH hnE GsaW 2niefi
.sYou are too prbzokingt It's easy to
see why you have not succeeded spite of
your talent, your industry and your good
conduct; you are utterly wanting in hum
bug, and the world is so full of humbug
thatitleoks on simplicity and truth with
mistrast and suspIciOnsn Now you smust
yethis affair Co me osi g 7s ,f'.
"What affair 2" f.s,,s e.sssstfrsf II F,a
stOhllaas you please You have always
managed me, i suppose you can manage
' TeiLs5 begf jus go into your study. y
MY study b, you mean the room
where Z keep my Jocks and my papers,
and where play piqdet with the cure -
Precisely and dOn'S stir till I send for
you.". 4sais..ss efdatasyL .oi1ss.las hsa ego ss
:. Bit tell me something of your plans.''
s'WelL then, aun going as soon as Mon
sieur and ,Madames Dubois have been here
little while, to ask them to stay to din
ner." ~aer - rEz,s4 49,