The New York herald., 1870-07-24

whispered the name of the pretty girl who bounded
forward. "DonintQue." BY. her attire judged
the the Sss osser was eaGal u plain 0 White scOnes
u a"Angelque" said my companion. Both Dominique
ana Angque were soon In her arms as t sne 1aa aa
Guy, and she gave me her nnger tips to kiss on bid
% nifI ISN'T Il dear old placer" asked Mile I'm
peria as the doves c0oed from their IVY retreasand
ING III Gu aSs s%y 0sc nord % Old Id dungeon armed Mile
DomlnlSps loowlpg low " within the cna'eau MOI
1--WE nave not had jailer and this cannot be
dungeon" retorted Mile. Angelique with angelic
point. While this nun-like looking girl mixed some
peria and the Comtesse returned to tho lawn and
Mlle. Dominique IN a matter OF fact way, asked M Il
know which was the newest headdresss l did;
Ss M s g U S Ssns On nay sn S1%asT Ss
A corisander !. e, lace tunic Of very nuny lace
Was It true that the Empress had given her ladies
permission 70 leave on their trains at Fontanebleau
as great on their persons for had I only only been re-
moved higher up-the trains were now punched
little below the waist behind.
Had read In the papers that the French arls-
tocracy had gone IN large numbers 10 the Ascot
racesf TWAS SO. Did know thar the Prince OF
and sang snatches from the .'CEll OrSv6n at her
Majestys State breakfast / Thought he was quite
capable and iree TO do 80 II he liked an 9 crepe but
Mile. Dominique enjoyed this Her eyes are like
blackberries. go.sf.l 81
whatever did look Ike AS II they lived on tomato
saHce, lobster and prawns. How very queer Were
was her The seaoras We're
slightly mOastach0ed and whiskered, but very
nc Unlike esn almonds in the downy N.Y. green fen
shell, especially with the new verdant robes on. AS
to the Soutean girls, they were IN their rosy salmon
silks, exactly IKE tempting peaches Was 1t true V.
SardOu was writing piece for the Calete that would
cost AGO, 900 francs to get up?
Il was as perfectly true and and the piece was to be
after this he would write another that was to be
neither drama nor fairy piece.
Had Queen Isabella really abdlcated and outStrip-
ped herself OF all her possessionsS
No, she had not stripped, having abdlcated in
pink silk dress covered with lace. She had shed q
few natural tears on the occasion, and embraced
the ex exQueen Christine. ~
And what had the c0urters looked likeP
Sun1lOwers bowling to The rising orb, young Prince
Would he ever be king OF span9
Couldn't tell; nations got childish In their old
Vas she. Mlle Dominique, dressed in the last
styleS she was. That milk land tea shade was the
just the right deptn her colored crepe scarf, the
exact Malmaison rose color; her dark HAIR Loosely
plated ana tasteIully raised.
l do not know what more might have said while
looking at my model II Sister Angelfquo had not
and Mile imperia had not called the SHARP a dues
tioner out ON the lawn She dew away like merry
SLOW long can you 90 on talking at one run in
that worldly stransn asked Mile. Ang6iiaue while
swallowed the delicious beverage.
"As long as pretty maidens are tnquisitlon tor
1t was now my turn to utter the female "oh.y
inwardly; for began to think these secluded girls
IL timed MIle Anseaaue, Providence might have
,,an b -~o.tx.,
An@ might SSSf psouanr Won here TO
ads, De redsemed ~ re%clamea % WIN SPEAK our chaplain
q cose q 70 see t9s s
leave Charmettes quite different man. and she
concluded with elegant motion, taking the empty
Now, vespetro would have said q proper thinr
nere D9rougherty would have sworn that he meant
for The Of his le and all that sort Of thlna; but
sidering my love FOR slnglehood therefore bowed
the lawn. Nile. Dominique was kissing the old
Comtesse-qulte a family tableau the old dog was
,'I wh9gng his tall. Something evidently had hap.
, ION, M: 10 Ohevalier, ]. am 80 overjoyedl the
pea asks him and we sba u aye @ s sI as Inn
OF the officers and they will certainly ask us to
something or other at Tours, and aunt says there
has blue blood in his veins. What vista Of cartes
0ldnches ~ open before neln -1
pera, 1--WE VIII find out che dragoon immediately.T
'Que 5'at7ne les mtitiat,es, quoted Mle. Domi.
nique from the 'Grande Duchesse.n - - i
"More souls for The young chaplain to save muir.
INJURED Angehque. - -
The young ladies went with us to the carriage
ana, as we drove away, one waved q lace handker-
chlef, the other gracefully casped her two hands.
"Wel what do you think OF the sisters, Chevalierp
How about your letters to the HERALDfn
"Ihe first, on Charrnettes," replied 'is as If 1t
were already written"
sand tell YOU" pursued Mlle Imperia, ''when
we have gone through course Of dragons you Will
nave matter for one letter moren Whether the sec
0nd will prove as Interesting your readers as the
SAID dragoOnS were to me VIII be shown in my next.