Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-12-15

/
| leave the chateau where they had lived
! with their two martyrs. TO Rene we
never spoke of war He seemed be-
sId~. not I" have constitutional bravery.
| His Imagination was poetica!. and, when
| young. his organization was feeble. In
! l@2H we sent him to Nantes to finish his
/ studies. Aitcrward he became acquain-
! ted with the world he WAS received hv
society with great interest. being de
>r"ndant Ot 80 distinguished family
+ lie also gave his heart to :; daughter of
an liiu~trious family. Her name was
/ Caroline de t'aurc. and he loved her
truly ami pn>>iunatcly. The alliance
/ pleased all. The Young couple became
/ inmates OF the chateau. Again found
! the happiness had twice tasted of.
| Caroline had u sou named Edgar. You
I wl.! >c" him to morrow. AT the com
/ mrnc'm"nt "i the year ln,i2, 4 change
/ seemed 10 take place in Rene. He often
/ received letters. which he read with
/ profound attention. One morning 1t
/ Wa in the month oi Maya storm such
/ Il never had visited Qurroau, ragged in
! al. its fury. The three ladies and my self
/ were assembled in the purlor We We're
/ ;rld by some ot the servants that Rene
. !! w -'H' 'Hl 'al - III tlc HlplHIiS anu
h'd sad not 10 expect him home. We
I ser" most anXl"n-. he news ni an III
slTr"rN"n was spreading. l .oohch ri
.|'''-'"F >Ht '" a7 uGeP,y Hi"'eh -N'Snt
,'im' l"' "''i' ma" i"' npa'e" we
"s'' >'''' ''-e''e'' N''i'' 'hu' |" Nj ap-
C'.i" "'f '"" ,,Se
~ ,N. u t'' "'.'""' ',ir
1 ~ 80. '''' - al
tI..I Voice, w.r,. heard ,n ,5,. .,.ir-
Rom, ,b,. l,ud,., o,,n,,y ,n.m A..
raised ,,,,r,.,r. i'm ,b.,l.,,, n,.,u,, h..r.
,,...,,,, ,,,,., ,I..,. ,..,,,,.,,
.,rltb,. rn,,r, .,nnd urnn tb. ,brt.h,,I
lis orr,,inr wa- = loving nn.. Au4in
ur oaa. hi, wlic u,litU. trusting the sep,
urstl.nn wuuli bu briri We lv.rl riI-
mar> ni :. -!,..,r. an assault. ul blnnd,hrd
aud death. At length. one evening til.
Mar ;ui, tie Ir,yunce. his irIcud and
companion. " nu Wa euru.Ic under the
-,lne drapcau as Rene. arrived at the
chateau tie WAS alone. The marquis
was dressed in deep mourning, and hi.
i..c. wa- Lathcd in Tears In has hand he
held Il letter sealed with black. This
mI--ive he handed to the Oldest of the
ladies. who had the courage to take il
and read each word
..t.,.i.,,.;Il H., d,,..,. ,,o ,,,,,.r..i
.5 ,'i ,n Ta. py orI TI"e' M sue r,., In",'s',u
.,.,'.., t,.. ,t,n,,i,,,.,.';,,,It,,.. t,, .%,
@ ,N. ",'" '','' 80" oI' I
't t - ,'r '''u
,'' 's''N' ,'Fp'u 'i".'' ''I N',''',''s
-. i',I,t y, ,,',,.'t, ~ 10 ,...i ~ y,
'''''.'.' WI T'" - "oau I'ie eau -
,.,a,..,'I..i .h,. .hr,.,, %.,
..,,,,,,'. 49,. ,',l ,,,.;..t '',.
n,In tn. room ami having retired t.
her apartment, refused for some time to
;,..u.; ANY one
Three wears have elapsed since then
.i,,....,,i,r l,.. tr.,.--.,,,I ,,,i ,rr.,,,, :,
NAV i.t,,.J ~. mr. Is.I On ,I,. ,,,,r,,
,.r-'.,,...,, ,L,,r r,.,tt, ,b., r.,n..,,D.. 80,
..n,. I,nr ,u,..I, ..,y mas. lar ,h.. .,,nI-
-. ,-,...,.' 49,. I,..,-.. I,.+ +, .,,,,',
,.,,I,.,,.tjon Tb.y vii. IoubIl,,s r,.c,.i,,.
,,u In-u.,rruw. your mother, being 80
near :. connection You viii then be-
ho.d What religion and fidelity can ac
,...,,,,.,,4 tar th'I,,. who .trrUrl,. hr,y,.N
...,,....,. ,,..,.,..;,'7. .,,.i',
,,,",- 49,. .,1,nI ~ ,h. ,.i,.,,.
I,'I -, 49,, ,'',..,...,i, ,y,,- h..nr5
.,,,...,, .,:.,
,b. ,.Ir.i. .WI>r ,a,, ,s'm., ari ,,i,..nd