The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

turss 81 eafhe.t.m s. PfIaet Albert
his aell mar,kafs uniform. ga otna,
il.e AR young Emwe.s fIkg snow
!. f4le ~ : Jult DAY IKE Csc Ear.HA,
j mist that hang. over Niagsra. Eke alI tHa
j. FuFesi freshest and .ayciIe.i iu NATURE
. was the Impression thai she produce.
upon tle ysst eonoouF.c of tired. ieatea
humanity she was entircs m white
white Of Che doseitst, gauziest misi.ast
description and with q very simple Pa.
rurc of cmcralls and diamond. giis,eulug
in her blond hair looping up Der gauzy
sleeves, and shining on Der lovely Heek
She va. - completely vision o. dc.
light :. ms eyes bad ever lit upou.
Tbs audience e. B.ass5 rose aud fgIasin.
~ standing while the national authem
was sung by the united strength OF lhc
company; and then, as the artists reeom-
msnced their parts, aud the excitement
gradually subsidized, ! had an opportunity
Of looking about to soc who wa. ia The
house.
II say, Nelson" said QUE ms old
/ friends. Gus Chichester, "isn't That Harry
Fame over there in Lady l., box p
Certainly it is, interrupted sirThom-
As lin, "and still wor.hippmg at the
slime Of our Lady OF Frieza Isle Was
there ever fellow 30 desperately spoon
ey r
"a dou't scu why be. TO be piliej, re-
Piled Chichester GROSSLY. eThe siguor-
ina is miracle Of beauty, and thgy SAY
shes enormously rich, Iiy JJgc, what
eyes aud what superb form. These for
eigner- take the shine out Of Our English
women, most decided. Can YOU slow us
anything As handsome as that IN America.
NeilsonY7
'0h, Of eourse, any number, my dear
boy" ! replied laughingly "Tbe Sig
norma would be called rather plain in
New York, aud ! doubt if they'd ask to
take her photograph IN Boston But tell
me who she {. aud how, with that foreign
name and face, she happens to be in Lon
| don.
why, don't you know, Lady L. met
/ her IN Florence, when his llOrdsiip was
minister there, got intimate, and offered
to chaperon her through season here
and in Paris. They were in Paris togeth-
er last winter and the signorina made
tremendous hit
BY this time brought my glasses to
bear npon the boz and could not but own
| that even in the blaze of beauty which
filed the opera house that night the young
signorina had no peer She was
brunette, with features of almost Grecan
straightness, and wealth of dark hair
growing down low upon her forehead and
leaving but narrow space above her del
icately marked eyebrows. Her face was
pure oval, the cheek of that exquisite
roundness and softness which seems pc.
culiar to the women of southern climes,
an 1 her eyes the most wonderful feature
had ever seen in human face, large,
dark and shining with steady lambent
light, which indicates that the soul whose
windows they were was Of pure and no.
BILE type.
Let's go over aud cut out Harry Fame,
boys" said Percy Pomfrct, the widest,
most harum-scarum of our Christ Church
set. "You knew Lady L., Nelson, don't
you? She's always sweetupon YOU Yam
KEGS. Come, perhaps the Signorina will
make il as lively for Us as she does for
Harry. BY Jove he looks az if were the
most miserable dog living" And 80 he
did, rs We filed one by one into the box,
and were dulypresented TO the "Signo:ina
Angela dc Vale" Harry Fame looked rs
If lie would like to shoot every one of US.
From the wear Of our maicuIatiou at
Oxford, Harry Fame and had been the
closest friends, and of all the men had
ever known, he was the most ioyial, rat
tling, generous and kind-heaitc ted - Ia
short, the most thoroughly good fellow" ."
Courteous and gallant with the ladies,
but without the slightest weakness for
falling IN love, lIarry's frank address and
genial lively manner made him general
favorite. was therefore not a little sur
pri>cd TO .ce him with thj. cloud Of caro
upon his face, aud look Of uHm.tuhaBlc
annoyance 1t seeing us
"What a brilliant house." said Lady L.
a., after making my bow to the signoriua.
seated myself beside her, "Ilow doc. il
look to your Republican eyes, Mr. Neil
SOM
almost too dazzling wa, my com-
monplace rcioiuder. Il am bcwidcrcd,
may say intoucated, with beauty"
"Of which our box can boast fair
proportion don't you think .os' continued
her ladyship IN low tone, glauciug
towards the Young Italian, who was keep
ing up lively conversation with Pom
fret, while Harry Fame sat scowliug 100
the background
beautiful as a starlight night " / re-
piled 10 answer to her glance rather than
words "Yoa show yourself Z real ben-
ciactor 10 humanity b1 bringing this love
Iy exotic from the land Of song"
"she J. the daughter Of TINS mobile
man, Won know" continued lady H..
"And a. good aud clever as .bc +. beauti.
fai ioYc her "a. ii she were my owu
child aud ii viii be hard struggle for
ms to send her back 10 her father Those
Italians have no home, 70 keep tl,eir $50
meu iu, and very little heart either Eut
see tie Royal party are about retiring
Ing What iacinstiug creature lbc Em-
nfesk j. And Il.lna u. N. .unE. -