, 1872-10-14


stock Of PariBien triass as complete as it wa
possible to make it, and in which,: from th,
riding-whip which serves to begin { duel to til,
handsome chased pistols which end il, were al
tivnte life. His father having told him to trave
alone and 1lnostentationsly, BE he'd come in the
coupe of the stnge, which he had taken for his
sole use, satisfied, on th2 whole, ut not having
to spoil an elegant Travelling carriage which hz
nette,- the great lady. who, ETC., ani
whom he ras. to rejcin during the fol.
lowing June at the springs Of Baden.
| Charles calculated on meeting q hundred par
sons at bis uncles, on hunting il. big qnce's for:
not know that he should find him in Saumur,
where he had made inquiries concerning him,
only to ask the way to Froid fond; but, learn.
ing that he was in the town, be expected to find
proper first appearance at his unclee, at saumur
or at Froid fond, be had put On the most coquet-
tlsh OF travelling suits, the most simply choice,
the most adora6le,-to use the word which at
that time summed up the special perfections Of
q thing or man. At Tours, hair-dresser had
recur}ea his handsome chestnut hair; be had
changed his linen, and had put On black satin
craVat, combined with a round collar, so as to
form pleasing frame tor his fair and smiling
iace: half-buttoned travelling: g:oyercoat fitted
tightly at the waist and exposed to view CASH
mere shawl.waistcoat, under which was sec
| ond one, white. His watch, negligentIy left to
take care OF itself in pocket, was fastened, by
9 short gold chain, to one OF the button-holes.
ntss Els Ely A pantal9ons nnttoned on the sides.
| the seams. He handled with grace cane, whose
engraved gold head did not impair the
freshness Of his gray gloves. In conclusion, his
Gap %as N e1eeEent taste. Par
adorn himself thus without appearing credu-
| lous, and give harmonious foppishne5s to ali
these trities, afoppishness which was supported,
| moreover, BY . brave air,-the air of : young
man who has fine pistols, 3 sure aim, and An
nette. New, if you. desire to fully understand
the reclProcal surprise OF these Saunur people,
ana OF the young Parlsian, to see perfectly the
str1k1ng refulgence which the elegance Of
the traveller cast IN the midst Of the
gray shadows Of the sitting-r room, and Of the
persons who made up the family circle, try to
imagine the Cruchots ALI three took snuff, and
hae long ceased t1llnklng OF avoiding either the
psgr1n9a gr upper LIP or the little black patches
Th' aRais' wldn1lsa collars and yelowish plaits.
Tha segas 1 @stu ne 1 ;ner neeha
!!, auo ttaense u ano9nt OF nnen, which enabled
" ;ne ana, " oa5ensu a Mi'n TaAn1aay except once
- sse5y ela m1ataa, n @ 9no TO keep u ehat up IN
,1arfaat ana anEl9ae nues upon H. 1hey possessed
Pp11ee1 ~ naim9ny OF unerace1uaness and
oau ~ y, ri dIen Es laces, as 1aded oot
,,srfaIaore saa,9aI eoa1s, as w!neo as thelr
~n ha ous ana ana
f-sshnasa ~ o. an9 Nitaou1
!lesnnsas, Us proV1ncla! toAettes are, where they
a9 Geehe aresslng ior one another and
of - ta ps H5hea psh ne
1GL:elo1so taeL:Sa ~ t1e tiutnoas. ao9o1Tence OF
sta and ~ p J polns ol "alcn ane oIassln m
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