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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

M- Weather somewhat chequered in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rains, with CLINT.
of sunshine -hreezes somewhat cratic,
never long from one point-sugar pIane-
ers getting along with grinding very we'll
yi' Id, average good-in ome places bet.
ter cotton nearly al: picked out, and
corn pulled sweet potatatoes dug and
stored away-all hands ready for the
chilling blasts of winter. ga
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

~. Simon Meucelsohn-wbo don't
know bin in Baton Rouge or ON this side
Of tho river ?-bas removed his grocery
and liquor establishment to the corr r of
Lafayette add Main streets. PhilIips's old
stand. Finding that his business was
cramped in his old quarters, he wisel,
concluded to enlarge. which was prompt
~ put into execution. His old friends
and customers will find bis assortment of
wines, liquors and groceries larger than
ever, and will be sold at the lowest DOS.
sible prices. Col Frank is still on hand,
anxious to gil the orders Of purchasers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

~ We are under many obligations to
our oeregriuating friend. "A Head" for
IN invitation to attend one of bis lectures
in Portland, Me-, for the benefit Of the
Artemus Ward Memorial. As the " in
vite" did not reach US until the 26th
inst, and the lecture took place on the
18th. We are slightly Of opinion that we
won't appear on the occasion" Never.
tbeless, many thanks for kind remem
ORANGES 90 far from home.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

= ~. Blessed are they who remember
che printer, for they shall thrive and pros.
per in the land, AID their posterity shall
be % the Sands of.the sea for multitude.
Our landable friends, Col. lCh.s, Week.
Of the Ssmpter House, and Maj. Fred.
Webber. Of the Ra;nbov Saloon, have
favored % this week with several steaks
OF the genuine green turtle. Such deli
cscies larely encounter our pslste-our
delicate paleae, but When they do. We feel
q, il just nSrging upon the irst twinges
Of the govt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

~ The business card OF L. Jadot,
Esq, will be found elsewhere, and "a
which We call the attention Of those who
require sales to be made on commission
or otherwise. M. Jadot 10 90 we'll known
in Baton Rouge that We can add nothing
to what is already known Of his business
capacity anil integrity.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
SATURDAY - NOVEMBER %, 1885

-. The Democracy Of The parish will
finds notice in another column from the
President of The Central Committee, call.
ing for . mass meeting It the Court
House on Saturday next, 5th prox. A
full attendance 10 requested as business
Of Importance will be brought before The
meeting. S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL CAprAL.-
One Of the editors of the Washingto,
Star, lately travelling in the West, writes
from st. Louis as follows:
People u here have a settled convict
'o" that the seat Of government will b.
removed here or hereabouts within tht
next twenty years. They say they will
have it. not to give Importance to auy
particular city or locality. but az an EN-.
blem that the seat Of empire IL in the
Mississippi Valley. The capital. they
hold, will come to them naturally aud 10.
rvitsbly in the course Of q few years
The East is not growing ; the West is
gaining power in Congress yea 'y
through the formation of new States and
new Congressional districts. AWhes al
these vast prairies Of the richest land
are filed up with the population they
are capable Of supporting. the wealth and
population Of the country will be the
nreponierant here that the seat 81 gov
eminent will necessarily gravitate to tn.
point where it will be in harmony With
and an exponent Of the national heart.
This is the Western idea. and it ia worth
our while in Washington IL prepare to
meet it by making onr city 80 cosy and
~.grecahle AS a place Of residence and re-
sort that members will be unwilling to
leave It to- seek quarters of doubtful
healtbfulness IN the banks Of the muddy
Mississippi. Washington. with her eqna
hle climate and favorable situation, bas
first class advantages for the permanent
seat of governmental The work now to
he done is to bring the city up to tn.
mark Of equality with it's advantages oi
position. But the subject is too prolific
to be dealt with here.
Tie patieb Of Cslcssieua claims L, &c
the banner parish /" because she gave an
over whelming Democratic majority at the
late election. Calcasieu no doubt voted
very well. giving 8l4 to Seymour and
only 9 to Grant. hnt Vermillion did bet
ter. She gave 95S votes-all for Say
mour. Lafayette. VIM alan claims the
banner, did better stil-ll22 votes, all
for Seypous. but St. Lapdry, grand old
st. Landry. beat them all hollow, 4787
votes having been cast within b = Dor.
ders. every n Democratic, being 1898
more than the three other parishes com
hined Give rs the bannes.4 Opelousas
Courier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

If we may believe the Boston Banner
IF Light, the spirit Of the late tn .dieus
Stevens presented itself q. the Office. one
day last week, and sent word to his 90.
litica' associates that he had come to the
conclusion that Impeachment was NOT
4" ~ an impossibilitv. but had we sus.
cseded, it would have been the wora,
thing that could have befalIen The coun.
try"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

A., Al FESbLER's.-Ws desire to call the
attention Of the public to the " Card " Of
Z. Fender, Esq, Baton Rouge. which will
b found in it, appropriate column. Mr..
Fepdler's selections in New York during
the fall, challenge the admiration Of all who
have seen them. Especially are his fue
watches and je~slry worthy Of inspection
Purchasers should bear 10 mind that Mr.
F. hes been many years in this branch o!
business and fully understands it in all
it's varied departments, 20 that be 10 able
to vouch for the quality Of every article
be sells. In the line of repairing watch.
q, chronomete's, jewelry, ETC., be has
secured the services of ! 6rst-clsss work
man. and will hereafter employ none but
the best il that speciality Of bis business.
CSIf and satisfy yourselves. 1853
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH ar
West Baton Rouge, Fifsh,J adicisI D;s
trict. Aurore B.tin. vile Of ,RienNves.i
nue. s'~Sns;9; -. IlHas.npi aAs e, Asesl.
By virtue q : writ of g. Il. 70 az 2;sS114g
ed in the above entitled end asumb.r,1
causs. II dste. November 18th. /. "A. lAees
from the HON. the Fifth Diss,riet cosrt 4. ]
I'D fe said parrish aud State. I havs
s!zed and win offer ct public ssle. 6 e.
last and highest bidder, ct the Cesrt
House door Of this parish Of West Baton
Rouge. on III Vf3fLFfnp
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of l~snusry.s
d.. 1869, At IL O'Clock :. A.. all sbs rt.ht.
tiil- and interest of the defendants. Geo.
". Hamilton and q. II, Germspy, ia.ssd !
to the following described tracts Of land
situated, IN this parishey to VII s 5Aasis
l The southwest qnarser. Of secfiok IL
in tow nship six, range ten east, c~oas.ia.
ing ninety Ave acres. more Of kss. add
claimed by George N. HAmiltop, IL '
2 The southeast quarter Of section II.
in township six. range ten east, contain
ing ninety Eve acles. moro OF fesA, Aod
claimed by H. 81. 0ssmssy.ol [.satir.1 -,
Seized to pay and sstis'y the amoaatef
Judgement. interest and costs aipl ~
ab ,ve, suit. ~ ass s3eegil b.
Term. Of salc-C..h,I With bsDeAi II
sppraisement al ss4sbs. oar ssrd, - ~.
ffaf'td 2! ]. Y. DURABLE, Jes
pOv28 S. ~ Hla $40 ssifg " ehasi6, n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

SUGAR Pscpucses.-We are r.l;.ki.
Informed that the yield Of sugar can. :.
the Psrdido River has been sueSc;..'S,oo
encoursqing To guarantee two psrti.s !.
erect sugar mills there. The nec...."
mschibery y h. daily expected from .Iy
North. aud we will . look kr S.;s
samples Of sugar. The cahe ID aai6 :.
he Of superior quality. and the Weld =.
IeAs this year, from small pssches. lksS
twenty-fve barrels Of sugar 10 e,aI, m;i,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or
West Baton Rouge, Firth Judicial Dig.
trict. Police Jury Of West Baton
R6uge, trusteee. vArjYilbqYuve n
Baac. aud 10. n Beblsac.G Dna4 l5G
By;viftoee.; ms writ of].sszusss s.bs3l6
TO me directed in the above entitled ~
numbered can,e, Of date November sSth,
a. d. 1868. from the HIN. tfsx! Fiji Dt..
irict Court in AMI for Til. part@hrcf Ws~s
Baton Rouge. STATE aforesaid, I hsvs
seiz.d and ~iIt oKsf ~ puslic axle,, n thsA
last and highest bidder. u TIN Hrs& sotthsi
Court Hohse Of this parish a. NGest Be-
ton Rouge on $50 %, t~asf4ssS ssl a.ss5s
SATURDAY Y. the 81 day u J.sss.y, "a
d. 1869. between the hsodss II III. H..
and 9 n'clock p n, Al the 90. UeRd
intefesthf the dstsddshAAvIbn3&A
OctatesMsLeBlaoa in and \ th& G61c
ing described plantationIs tc, % .vit:-
A certain tract Of 4ASa, o. s6}0ke Me-.
~tation, situated maaAis-parish al Wet
penis front, morAf u ~ 6sNki rivsr
Missi@sippis With sdepthlps forty aepens4k.
bound bounded q, .se rpgsf be y ''s :. :
lower 1ine ~ those " sxKStetls .Rq9i'
+ m. CO togesbse with ~, an Iae1Q
the buildings and itnprc.ea1eelsse1ne
aSs;zed.to pay and qAtlslt ~
Of judgement. isteseet I'D oooteeo u
above suit.4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

~ Rive. Pollard was ahot and killed
in Richmond. Va. o N thu 25th inst, In .
difficulty whirh arose out Of an article
published ip bis paper. The name of bic
assaiIaht'i IL ~nbte5Sef:s I.TrHq
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

A georgia planter proposes to be one
Of 500 or 1000 to advance 500 annually,
to he placed under the control nj the di.
'"c'or IF the State a'ri~ty Snr promoting
immigrant n. and wants to continue the
operation until we number two million
vhitea.' He has three nr fnnr shomaand
acres Of good land in Sonthern Georgia.
ut which he will 1T each immigrant fam.
ilv have fifty acres six, years free Of rent,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

IL ~ e il positively Maud thst Gen
Howard will discontinue the Freedmeus'
Bureau after the frst Of January next.
Orders have already been given Tor that
purposes and . few asylums and schools
viii alone semsin q. lsdmarks to remind
the traveller Of the ~stupendoos humbug
and swiodle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

The ELEcrIoN-It is now conceded that
Seymour and Blair have carried the Stat.
Of Oregon by a small majority. This
renders it certain that Gen. Grant has
been elected by military violence and
fraud. The electoral vote, If constituted
according to the will ofthe people, would
stand as follows ca s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

The editor 81 the Norfolk viresA.wy
has discovered . new use fol. isumac. n.
says that the blossoms and tsnds ~ ss,..
Of the suuac when dried and addrd -
ones smoking Tobacco givea IL an eSoSs.p
ite assor, which the Grand 1qfk, oevse
enjoyed in his perfumed Lstakia.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
SUGAR PLANTER.

Communication intended for this pApsr should
b directed to Baton Rouge, not Vet Baton
Rouge. Exchanges will confer : faver BY direct
Ing - above. =,
Any Of our Ration Rones friends having com
nuuications. etc.. FOR this paper. BY leaving
then on the Ferry-boat, they will be promptly
resUived and attended TO-.
Our BATON Rouge ps..ons must send over their
advertisements on or cy.ore Thursdss TO secure
their insertion the sanhe week. Fl
Messrs. B. e. Overall 4 Co.. ere our duly su-
thorissd agents for the city Of New Orleans.
FMesets CheathAt, L walter are our duly su-
tkorissd seents fot tho city Of Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

GA company Of mosicians ID Pssis caN.a.
prganophonss, initiate VII mas,esl ipstr,.
ments by the moss aud throat. ,s,.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

The CsNrRAL Houss.-None know the
oo~fsstsG Of 2 home bat those compelled
10 absent themselves from It even for .
short time ; but when the time lengtheu,
into months. then Il becomes doubly .
toFmsst and source OF unassioess. = Vie.
'tors to Baton Rouge should not fail to
call at the Central Hoxse, where they
will dnd Themselves comfortably omar.
tered, Nth ssag spasiueats, good atteu
ton and On excellent table. Nj. 8. e
Jonss. the proprietress, has had many
yssfs' s1psdsacsia 10 bdsibsss, ana ca.
joys N ssviahlsi sspassaien % "a Cd
mirable lasdlady.
- L. J.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

- Just look over the new advertise
meuss, and buy yourselves rich '
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13

etc fort preconisee dams ces derniers
temps. Nais il est ,rop tard anjour
d'hui pour jeter la base dune institu,
ton de ce genre, ct lie capital du Nord,
pris dams Ia trappe congressionnelle du
bureau des affranchis ct autres PIECES
dtsorganisateurs, s'est enfui tout echau-
de ct sans esprit de retour. II nous a
sembIe que la 'oterie, systeme actnel-
lemcnt en- vogue ct en- honncur dams
tons les pays du monde, tirerait peut-
6tre le n6tre de i'impasso OH il est en-
gage, resoudrait les problemes ardus
ct concilierait les int6rGts soulfrants.
Nous avons montre le germe informc
ct grossicr dune enterprise natiouale,
en- nous abstenant de calculs ct de de-
tails quill est facile de faire, une fois le
principe admis ct reconnu practicable
Que les journalistes qui ont l'oreille
du peuple ct parlent aux masses, exa-
minent l'idee al lieu den rire, reluci-
dent ct la vulgarisont, sils jugent
qu'elle en- vail'e la peine. Dams tous
les cas, Ia situation generate demande
une consr ltation ct une medication, ct
il est arrive deja que l'intuition reve-
lait a Ia science la guerison du malade.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13
ANDRE LHERITIER

lie Courier Went de faire une
perte cruelIe. Notre redacteur en- chef,
Andre Lheritier, a succombe a une
lougue ct douloureuse maladie. II
await vingt.huit ans; d.puis pres de
quare ans il dirigeait Ia reduction de
&C journal, c'est-i-dire qua rage OH
un homme, meme bien doue, fait dor.
dinaire ses premiers pas dams la car.
riere litteraire, il await assez de matu.
rite pour dtrc jug6 digne d'assumer la
responsabilite dune position qui re-
clame des qualities des plus rares, Tins.
truetion ct le gout qui font lie letire,
l'cXpGrience ct le jugement qui font
Ie polemiste, l'indepen1apce ct le
dGsinteresscment qui font l'homme de
bicn.
Andre Lhtritier etait ne a Paris, le
7 mars 1910. II appartenait Ia
presse par sa Nuisance autant que par
ses golts ct scs aptitudes. Son pere
6tait Journalistic; c'est un dcs uegs
connus parmi tout ce qui tient the
plume dams notre pays. Eleve au Ly-
Gee BoDaparte, il await pulse dams
lexenple patterned ct dams l'ens-igne-
nent de Fun dcs Establishments les
plus eleyes de l'uniycrsitG franchise,
Ia spontaneite du journaIisme, en- meme
temps qu'une ardente passion pour les
lettres. Aussi etait-il, a ses heures,
ecrivain correct ct elegant, autans
qu'improvisateur fecond ct vigesreux.
A dix huit ans. il partit pour IA.
merisue-C Centrale, en- qualite dc secrt-
taire de Ia compaguie Belly, qui await
eutrepris le percement dc I'isthme de
Nicaragua, Cette enterprise ne fut pas
heureuse. II vint a New-York en-
1860, ayant traverse de rudes epreu-
YES Pendant pres de deux ans, il await
vecu de la vie au jour lie jour de lex.
plorateur ct du pionnier. A lage on
ihomme physique Sc forme, il await
subj toutes les influences dun climat
qui ebranle les temperaments les plus
solides, dun regime adventure qui
afaiblit ct eneFve les organisations les
plus vigoureuses. Naturelement un
peu lymphatique, c'est Ia sans doute
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13

Maintenant voici comment on sy prend pour faire
lie tour de Tile de Oahu quand on en- envie
Supposez un poygone, plus ou moius regulier,
don't les angles principaux regardent peu pres les
pointAcardinaux. Honolulu etant au S. S E. du poly.
gone, vous piquez de Ia une tangente sur la iigne
qui, partant dc langle o, aboutit rangle Z. Vous
prolongez Ia tangente jusquau cote ~ n E. vous
flez droit devant vous jusqu'au SONNET de l'angle
Q. partir de ce point vous tenez la bride de votre
cheva, un peu sur la gauche vous decrivez un arc
de cerce qui rejoindra par de ses exremites le
cote O.S o. Arrive ID, perdez pas de vue la ligne
droite qu est toute trace pas Faes auatre
on cinq miles dams cette direction puts arr6tez
Levez yeux Pair ct surtout ne vous cassez pas
10 devant la porte de votre cottage vous etes
rendu apres trois ournees de marche. Ne vous fgu-
rez pas pourtant que fit des prodiges car
en- somme, yous ne yenez de parcourir que 76
miles '.-1. s"f f..
ST vous avez bien suv mon itinerare vous aez
me faire remarquer fort judicieusemeDt sans doute
que jai neggs, aux deux extremes opposes du poly
gone deux tranges don't Ia surface vous parait etre
egale etendue cee sur laguelle je vons al con-
seille de courir Cest absoument CONNIE vous le
dtes. Ces deux triangles, en- eet, relegues TO- ct
PE representent la moite pour lie mons de la sur.
face de lile Que voulez-vous Ces deux parties on
ne les Sisite pas, ees mont ren dintercssant, ce
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13
AVIS Aux CONTRIBUABLES
de Ia par0iSse St-Jean-BaptiSte.

Toutes les personnes qui doivent I Etat
de la Louisiana Ia take Etat de fanhee
1867, Ia take de la convention constituante,
la take d'ameliorati"n interieure ct Ia take
des lev6es, ct aussi les licences 'Etat de
I'ann6e 1868, sont instrument prices de
r6gler sans delai avec lie soussigne qui n
recu rordre de collector lesdites taxes ct
Licences avant lie Ter juliet.
Toutes les rigueurs de la loi seront ap-
pliquees aux deIinquants.
St-Jean-Baptiste, 6 JUN 1863.
FLAyIUS JACOB,
collecteur des taxes d'Etat.
Les personnes qui mont pas encore paye
leurs taxes ct licences de paroisse pour
l'annee 1867, ct les taxes arrierees, sont
prices de le faire dams le plus bref delai, d
defaut de quoi e!les seront poursuiyies Sc.
Ion la loi. U. JACOB,
collecteur des taxes de paroisse.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13

IL - - ~ LII

Je vous plongerais dams des joies sans fin ren
quen vous analysant brn par brin couche par couc.
cette merveilleuse wacque congenere, dune fritte
basalsque fort poreuse, que voos ees libre de qua
li6er avcc toutes les terminaisons en- atre etalees
quelques lgnes plus hant Je vous ferais tomber en-
sxtsse, cest 10 mot, devant congomerat calcaire
aux tons girls, roux on jaunes. Je determineras en-
vous un cas- de foIie furieuse. instantanee vous
preeptant dams vieux pate madreporique farci de
milliers de coquilles fossees. richie dune foutude
ionombrabIe de gracieux poypiers du genre Mean.
drine ou Astree. #faE #
nais N. Josse nest qu'un pauvre orfevre.
Lianes aux mile feuilles, aux mile feurs odoran.
tea | Foogeres sveltes ct sentimentales Mousses
plus douces que le velours, plus vertes que Peme-
rsude Gazons frais ct toafns, la Tongue chevelure
soyeuse pendante ct frissonnante sous les soupirs
allies de ID brise Dtes-moi, je vous prie vos
on ieus, ica ieam. La jolie page ecrire. 81
vous rscontiez qualities, vos vertus, yos pla-
sirs ct vos peines Helas je me contente de vous
admirer, tout naivement, CONNIE un simple touriste
Pen initie vos sacres mysteries.
Encore une fois, NJ Josse est quun pauvre orevre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-06-13

quill parait Mouton de Panurge, je suis aveuglemen
la route tracee par mes devancers, j'epargne 70
autres miles mon pauvre cheval, ct en suis, pour
ma part, fort aise.
En- deux quatre mots, on execute e tour de File
scion lesprit ct scion la letre Prenez-en votre
parti et.... men parlons plus
Ou vraiment c'est une idee. 81 jo m'arretais lei,
ren que pour croser les bras, apres avor refoue
dams coin de tiroir les notes que je m etas pro-
pose dc transcrire de plus belle main bleus
feuilets Ce serait prudent ct sage. Je MENACE
rails ains des heures dune agreeable oisvete ct peut
6tre vous ne men voudriez pas du tout.
Mais, qui ma pas un leger brin de vanie. ioi-bas
Oh trouver Patome, qaelqnnsignifant quill soft, pref
Sc decarer franchement inutile dams grand
tout OH nous nous remuons? Estil deja ne, le voya.
geur ceebre on non, ct assez stoique pour faire
grace arnis CONNIE ses ennemis de ses impres.
sions de route On voyage pour affaires pour
son bon plaisir, n'importe. On IN crayon sous la
MAN, on sen sert plus moins dagilite, est
ce que celia fait On rentre au logis On relit
prose ecrite au salop. LIE cGur vous saigne de la
voir sc mosir piteusement fond dune MALE. Pour
auo ne pas la METRE grand jour ? 81. ID. ..~.
La chair est fable, mes enfants Et, DUN autre
cote il est irresistible, ce desir insense qui nous
pousse, ne fltce que pour instant, un seu vers lie