The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-10-28
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/ lug.
is here
Babel rises confused, and discovers such
beauti' u and ingenious features that The
brush OF Greuze aiuns could give an idea
/ OF their grace.
what discovery for romatic imaqia
atloHl 30 much beauty, and in a TO est,
how lrrcstlble! d Orsi!!e had not even
the desire TO resist.
Enchanted by an adventure 50 conform
able to his character, he yields without
! effort 10 his romantic inclination.
" y hoeyer you may be, said he to the
! Viliagers, DO not be alarmed at my pres
ence L % not come to trouble your soil
fnde, non your innocent pleasures, but a.
low ire 20 share them, and be sure that
vii not abuse your confidence,
his speaa was not brilliant. but II was
nroneuheed in tone 40 t4tnia that IT had
ELECT; ioF III love tlmidity Is always per-u
asiTe. .I5atet and her companion reassur
ed little Is little, consent to resume their
| places on tne grass, ana the happy ID Or
VIE Obtains permission 10 seat himself near
them. lie requests them 10 continue their
reanpg but Ncoie, the elder, prefers
conversation DOrrilie learns from her
that she Il the widow OF the farmer of the
ltnd OF which her friend Is the owner; chat
ne Fqnialus there with her eelisln Babet;
hat this ppor Ballet, although nearly
| eighteen, had net been able 10 fad a hus
bahd who slite'i her that in truth She
was q littie diflicuit,to please; that she
you'd wish such an intendeut IS we read
OF III story books, but every body cannot cx
pect that good fortune.
That shall be your fortune Babet,"
said ID 0fvlite, in a low tore, IF your
Eeart can respond TO liiae.
Nlcoo vas willing 70 continue 3 CONFER,
tio. '%.,ch could not be interesting since
Dabet was its suIjecr, when the shadows
l'oegaaio gather aud warned them to re-
NE, isit6l Eroml>ns TO meet at the same
place next evening,
II Ovriie, returned home, gave himself
MP 70 all the ideas whi:h like adventure
coa.d create ID ar0mauiio mind He direct
ca Ia fieur 10 go carly III The morning to
inquire after the health oi The two consins
10 inform himself o! their manner o! living
ana, above ali, 10 discover Babct had any
sscig iiheilnauon the skiitui valet full
lHeu his commission to the delight of hIs
master, ana reta Icd with the most salts
factory repor
The cgenia came at last, and the two
villagers AIRED at the same place.
La fIc gives his arm 10 Nicolj.: ID Or
Wig pro BY the example and offers his
TO babet. he promenade is long without
oeIng iaitgujng. u OryiiIe peaks OF love
and she listens On the morrow t! is con.
yeTsation i repeated, and although repeat
co becomes sli!i more Interesting rom
Gay 20 cay love makes new progress, and
Bahet haaiy makes the confession which
completes the happiness Of her lover -
Upon THIS touching avowal ID Ofviilr de-
ciqeS, without hesitation TO brave the prsi
udlcas 0! bllth and fortune, an& to follow
biInd'y all the FEELINGS Of hiS heart.
lie dies to the chateau TO give La Fleur.
orders TO make preferaf'on for feie cham
Tetre, where Love aud Hymen should pro
side. Suddenly the noise OF a carriage is
heard ID the court Its our uneie.
f-tere you are found at last, = said the
good man. throwing himself into an arm
" Is il TINS enc should quit his re-
lu,,. his tliends, his mist ess, 10 barry
Inns wood have learned Of
your pranss, Oh your little t!irtatiops at the
opera bali. "
noal ;ny uncle, you Know
knew all, but pardon you. Learn
that tie charming unknown, with - HON
you ere 50 much in love. is nc other thar
Madame De FavcntiHe."
']!eaeeu>! Can il tie possihle?'
On! very possible aud to convince vou
Of II you will hear it from her mouth, for
she has come gith me-
Howl She viii be here? No never: |
can Fever see her again. Know uncle, ali
my ml~ logtaae, # il can he 50 called, to
love and 70 be Ioved.f | have formed anew
attachment; | repounce fortune. grace,
wit; | esPouse caUdar artte-sness beauty.
Ny part Is taken, and no,h hing can turn M
from It So for pi'v'S sake, nv dear uncle
save Madame dc Fayeutine humiliation
She ha~ 20 little msrited y
Useless prayers. You SHAH see her
you shall speak TO her, aud shall learn II.
from herself, if sou have courage. Bu,
here she Is.
At thee words The doors is opened. Ma
dame de Fayentine appears, and what i.
the astonIs hment of the happy ID Oryilla
wheil lie recognizes In her his charming
vjllagcrl
Penetrated with love and Joy, he threw
himself at her feet.
IN lat! say he. is it you, is it YOU
Madame? you, my lovely unknown! You
MY dear B.bel What name must finally
give you?'
Your own, answered she, bidding
him rise.