The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-26

for she thought. when he IL Invested OF his
native impurities, he will certainly be u n hle |
fellow" A Russian princess Of the type deat To
the French novelist il prompt to act. She ut
once proposed to the iunkccper 20 buy his son.
The Hebrew parent at first declared TINT his
offspring WIS not for sale thcn insinuatcd that
II eyer he did sell him, he would sell him dear.
since the boy was. in his opinion. merchandise
OF the very best quality in short rich and rare
article. He put. accordingly, n high hgute
upon Samuel. She protested. but he affirmed
that he had his terms. and always sold at
fixed price. As il-luck would have II on this
occasion, the lady Glanced to bc travelling
without keg of rubles in her carriage
but after much dickcrng she succeeded IN
closing the transaction with Persian brace
let Of great value Thereupon she sent Tor
Samuel. and apprised him that he had been
bought for cash. The youth was not dispensed
to learn for the first time that he had CONNER
cial value but upon reflection madi his condi-
tons. stipulatng that he should employ three
years in study and satisfying multitude Of Gu
rious longings. Thus he started Tor the Uni
versity Of Prague. which he soon left 10 settle
in Heidelberg whence he went 10 ROnn. then To
Paris. He was restless but wherever he went
he studied semi uuavers naturals, and sharps.
certain capacity for music being obe Of his
minor recommendations. Two or three times
n year Samuel Brohl received a visit from the
Princess. She questioned him. felt Of him rs
We feel peach 10 make sure that II ~ ripe.
Tho young nan was happy. He enjoyed his
life. but one thing spoiled his happiness. When
he looked in the glass ne would sometimes say
within himself These are the features II IA
man who H. sold and the woman who bought
him il neither young nor beautiful Several
times he determined 90 lcIrn trade. so that he
might be in position to refund the debt and
break the bargain. But be- mover did. Not be-
Ing able to hc a great man. lac abandoned him
self 10 his fate. which condemned him to Zee only
a knavc. At Tia" expiration Of his term Of FREQ
dom the Princess took possession Of her mcr-
chandise.
Unharpilv. the poets are corruptors and
Samuel Brohl. having read number Of plays
and ballads. could not resign himself 10 his new
position. H. would not look at It's lsop' sides
could not eat and drink in peacc withot' tx
pcrieneing uncomfortable sensations over
come with this unreasonable nausea h. was
dying with desire % get away. and although the
Mus'oyitc great lady kept him always IN sight
10y and hy Ii" managed TO escape. Then tbs ro-
mantle ana high strung young isrnelite COR the
first time know the panss Of hunger. for az least
they eat in the land Of Egypt He lived by al
sorts of eNpedicnis and cursed the ports. nut
ono day he learned that his father was dead.
and. fastening 90 Gallien. secured in his
mragr' heritage tho bracelet which had been
his purehls' money. Going thence TO Blu
charyst. whore ne earned n seln'y living hy
music lessons. he made the acquaintance Of
Count Abel Larinski. a true Pole. a true chcva-
li"r. th' last Don QliNote IN an age II sk"ptics
ana pluni' rer-' In" lui'r Wdo nhd npthing
I" hiio from God or man. was yet ia hiding,
uw"llhE solitary ana uhNn'Wh IN mover lu7l
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the Count loved music cons pi'hty me Two
became companions ana r"h'V"hts' Inc
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