, 1874-08-22

old rng,tsh st5ls Of euphu!s and ho would ast to
dance tn such bombasttc nonsense 40:
would thread tue s1e. Of thle raeand With theea:
"Aye; ~ Nj. t,!st VII! right gladly; iii good
need not say lint tho atatoly and coursy gravity
with which wo "trosl our neaanro was truly odtfy-
FIJI f.; S o H. nosss
tho atal4o'lo-ss eocels hc conrlgcd TO ca4 Into Ills
oae night the party rere % thc beach, ,nt1n'Ene IN
gala Of merrmrnt when Diokons aeutncd sntitonly
tobe rotkease with tho demon Of in!Achof; l,o threw
IL e a s % t W. a'T se.ssa 'ass ta s
etl in thcarlcal tones that he lntonded to hold mo
"ThsnA Of tho bpusntnn NO shait create Think Of
The road 70 celebrity which you aro about to troad no.
not exactly to trea4t, hut to hoiinlor into?n
1Iere itnplorea him to lot mo 80, md .trugs'ea
hard 10 release mysof.
LET yonr a To On ths column IT, ehe ss asf e
tho lovely T. r, drowiic by Dickcils il 1t u do
PERTH ess + pGs es srss i sh s Rs S s sSH r.
tno wator eo-e 10 nj ooked uneosnforsably black: Tho
s ss1s s ss srss " s'ay nd 'Ess et
common sense by romindnR hin that ny - Gseass
y hGs, ff fa1 's sasn asi
al ho oil line, .nd pantng with bis atragsoa to hold
Mra, Dickens pa frant!c Shrek this time, for
nov tha waves Euslu4 up to my knooss "lell mo
Make NJ Dickens let MIG s'th' wa''s arc up 70 my
"Obaricsn ssid Mira. Dickens. echosns ny xt!a
-, bo ,Sa p sys 3
sinking from 1athos 10 bathos} stand sou spoil the
poor girls drosa !" 80,
TUX not to me or drt.s, When the pail Of night ~
cnBirondinu ,s IL Ci,nmerian darkness whan w nj
ay sa n T., s Sk e. hS ea f,sf nst @
atlng bradnow lair IF laent ieathefa. still unpaid
for. Perish sueh low~aora thoughts, In this hour
nit tkn
1c naeE by ths pacriiitiea of silAen rnisont Shall
ieather pf.nela {xhstover l. lasy By ston tho bo
a smaS .eeena 5ass sen f'
and acampcred @ 10 my friends, almost cryng viii ye1,
aud streaming With salt wa.sr. NY eharesone. hirs
g. received no With unjust te9erity, evidently think
s INN hons IT onee.a sho sail najcsticay, md
During thia wrestiina match between mil cannot
iux in tlle Ecclos vein with now md thon = quick
descent Into comcall.y tho contrant bssweou Tue
my Efforts tS 81 free la Suppressed ehuckoa 1t nj
@ sa ae e. shs1. bis
NV wont a! III s.eorsd BY Frederick Dickens after
hoartng Mira. Charles say:
E. eannof nIosl 70 have her dress destroyed. Or
course you'll give her arothtr7"
ney sd es tsy e H. s ssisis Ruse
All ii anishedl Eureka ETC.. etc. and now 90 70
tug myself black III tho face getting of my pedal
Dickens wna rather reckless in his fun Hometizuw,
ai,A my xssdsote suffered Tofnlly In consequence.
The.s so Of 9 int to
r.lal up aayatai feet, Ind como spaahing do"n Ike
.hower-bath. On two occasions when 1thoughsfeAsly
,oisus pots right Under lie cataract to The lrrctrlov-
able ruin 81 two henntta Of fra fatre and my sleder
purse waa taxed To tho utsuoat to replace tlem.
Father on the lady atates:
NY father was Scotch althor of considerable rep
nation. aud Lad died suddenly at the @ sgo q q Of
10 a low ebei sh sr
sal In my presence she asked Mr. Dlckcns 70 read
them. He looked Ills dstaHse 1t the tdca snd, Wien
Hlo pressed him "JuAt to read ono tae,at1ch bcal-
ttfn'ty written ont, tnd worry ahor" ha turned nnl
walked of abruptly, nuerng. ~ bate sco.ch stories,
unkind 10 liz wlto ~ well AZ to me- ss aus was Scotch
loo. 6he colorei up but laughed it OF.
| On tho return Of tho parties to London attor
theae weeks of unbroton intimacy, the young
! lody found her relations with DicEona totally
and ,uexplioably changed. -.
Alas tshe wriesl We never INST again IN The same
kud!y way. Everything WAS changed. When tue
remarked how preoceup!ed ho looked, how changed
in nlanner. Mrs. g., rho knew him octser than did.
xas quite PREPARED 1 nd HIN cTont IN Lonon
appointed: seldom saw him after this, as be was
aw.ys n,l q engagements but Mrs. Dickens often
1ng to sl'end = with then and found Mrs. s. and
A1liy dressing to go to ANAL charaderarty at the
6t y k,. sasfy n sss s9 e
certain, that sAe feared Mr. Dickens might think
liberty ~ it was anybody elss bnt charseH piek,
ona never knowa how hs might take thing. Al,
though an his dsughtes's sod'notaor. and w aro
3ns. g. mentioned to Mrs. Dickens how greatly
y would bo so my advantage 1oeng Young artist
nf9Sns so n9te Y H. ~. hesSs S, f II 2
hs likeness. with that realy good heartedncss which
always found in her sbo Immediately offered to ait
IL did, She wished 1t kept secret fron, Nr. Dickens.
Hho proloned to give It to him birthday gift
IT, sos ss i AZ .as s1sssa asssy sa
ranged that should bring 1t myself 10 caao he might
suggest any alteration Accordingly went to Devon.
aud Mrs Dickens wcre out, b1. welo nnmcntarlly ox-
| peeled. was shown into tho lning-room, aud re-.
qaested by the domestic To WHIT as HIS. pckcus ex-
Tho cloth WAS lsd, either for dinner or luncheon.
wnitod for au hour. and ut las heard tho carriage
her usual kiss. aud So sorry for Keeping you wait
1ug" It Was ratniug fast, sud hEr thin houts were
sn Nss p o them te1s 's sua M ~ IL s sast
Of suspese alss wouA not wal. tos Asr sppers. bA.
straight Into tho library to r. Dicfeus with tht
Notwtthstana1ug tho closed door, and that sat ta1
from 1t at tic 1re could hear the touos Of ttci'
@pssse sas ast IKE 1s'asns :osa aa1ra
| but trying 10 put tic best faco on the matter.
| She uaadn apologies for h!i.; "That he was nc
very well, and tired. Bho huped would cxcuse hin
| not being nble 10 eco me. .
futterod out. "Doea 10 not 1ko the portra,t9t
"Ho has not lind tin.o to look At 1t properly. o
course he will think It like. You uuatn't mud, dear
but 10 tell The truth. ile III tt!o grumpy j1A LOW
but It will be III right presently. You know inan
alwaya crosa wien ha haa lsou kent Without Its d1u
ner. Won't YOU stsy7* She adlsd hesitatngly+ an'
In such tom t1lat knew Hh1 was Gfrad might.
I don't know what answered. ! was Thoroughly
cut up md wanted to have "good cry" brok
from her whila sho kesng and telling nj
she would write and lot me know how he liked II: ah
sli into my hand folded pteca of BreHn paper, wtc
| know vaR check, ai,d Which purposely atoppe
as passed into the hail.
She ca1ac aftcr ME, looking very voxed, and put
in my reicule, Rayug, "For my aakei" Glad to Ke
out Of tho house, dit not stay 10 discuss the pon
: but almost into tie rain. Round tho corncr
found AL cnpty cab, aud In It cried to my hea.t
: content all the Wuy home. never crosHed hl
threshold again.
Whether Ii was really thnt B1r. Dickens waa hungr
and crobs; Or whether 10 was Aunoyed with Mr.
h ! Dtrkeus for having her portrait douo without "
knowed9c o. wha'hcr Z was because he did not "
the rtctarc, never euWlI discover. lie SO odl
WaB the only expr esaiun received ft0 tho as'
= cral nlutual fsienda 10 whom mentioned sle =
i FUR.
i GNtx0t's History of France.
II | A POPULAR HISTORY Of FRANCE FROM TIL
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