The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Last Of the Bourbon i
BY ii. Ii.

Law, my n'iSoai'"i ip o"'
c9mlng from a noble, a royal line
+ M demeau yourself TO the compan
in If this man. 1t irks mo to Sc
fPllowing you about with such
isr air, rs if he felt himself ever
vour equal. He, too, who has hel,
Mice of a jailer."
mere, what should / do in this re
4 if il were not for my good frien'
buiniq Why, he is more TO me thai
Ehole court of France. 1t is har'
man who has lived at court to b,
Id OH the summit of the Appenine
mi any of the resources to beguil
me.'
hdy smiled family. 1t might
been that she thought her own case
as lalnentable as that OF her hus
more especially as a praeticed ey,
lust then have perceived that tn,
Was not far distant when womef
need the solace and companionshiE
ends.
tbaps her husband understood the
sarcasm of her look, selfish as he
s|hly was; for he said, hastily, 81
YOU would be all the better fol
|ating the society of Chiappini's
B good sort of body, who would
acquisition to you, | doubt
time the lady did not smile,
b pale cheek flushed a deep cl.m-
bat women! an Italian Jewess! me-
count, you are beginning to un-
lie our birth and position, or rather
sight of it altogether. No-a man
pDdescend TO stOop TO Interiors, but
awOman has once descended to
nher scale, there is no backward
her. | need no such companion
am content to d we'll here alone
Just be-or with you only, if it
pe-that is, il you will but resign
w's society for mine part of the
pIf sCOrnful laugh was the answer
first part Of this speech, but it was
ed Into a smile that had a little of
d tenderness in it.
me love-" he said, "we will not
about our society. There is
Us little OF it at best; and If you dc
ley the jews wife, l certainly have
bad Taste to force you into it. If
pected child does but prove to be a
L shall some time or other take our
lace in the world. Pray Heaven it
above conversation took place in
retired chateau, in Modigliana, a
|lllage at the very summit of the
ines The speakers were a French
aud his wife short he was
Count de Joinville, the future
Dt Orleans.
nope alone shed its balm over the
Bolrbons-the hope of an heir
destiny it might he in the far-otf
" Tue future, to restore the family
&c and the throne. The countess
pot help dwelling upon this hope,
50 constantly presented by her
W. one mad begun almost to think
could be actually blamable, if
enI ol daughter should disap-
,n III his dearest expe Citations. So
countess put up innumerable
8 10 saints and angels, that the tide
lne might turn in her favor, and
s PaIe her the reproacbes which she
~ 70 Know would be unsparing
& Per husbands lips. Saints and
were petitioned in behalf of the
ia G4llu IN vain. In spite of all
S'lu We urged against the misfor-
I. ie hlsher power that presides over
ues'lnles' had decreed that the
'ue uncertain prospects of the
.lS' should be daughter.
IN The Winter of i773 that the
tan,a, q, uSolned so sadly to dlsappoint
,ak n,S c.r aeslre; Ss was born. Yet the
tbe Sa,, ,,plll her baby lips thrilled
petpnaO lo ,nothers y, heart with a strength
iar o,'.I sllaI bound the child to it as
Father the bit his lips until the blood
q n his s hIoi iooked upon the innocent
uars I, n.s . olaSted ambition. Brief and
..,",,tess vte sne greetings he gave to the
ssense 'o, o. VIII VINO, alas, speedily awoke
4 Iis I'1 wjs, 81 us bitter disappointment.
IN in %d, %ie 10 recall his unfatherly
4 rp,u, tbnsa met ne. him with similar It'd
UHG nn1; which the count had i'm
zbir,hn n',ng ~ the night his wife had
kina ',n TO r a fine child, robust and
IN sh,oie ne count trembled a lit
'tha1 aO'1lnle it wls jeaIously, wnen he
|tim,o fo, "o' ooy. He had been
bw Ja,, ,or aG their, and here was
tpecta,ionn T, VINO had neither hopes
! fpti6c'sIloas. t6a so,ais save to scrape to,
4 wv wal, SoFulo gold which his race
TIgll, and he-a Bourboawa
! ki',nan pi' ma must fain to put up
sur who could brine hin ~
|s'l 'on Of wealth or positioni ap' 10
5ni, en !, thought flashed through
N Of q - 4, was a thought more
i and a. uemon than of a man a
Itc"IIe% 3 %ne s which he might well
Here, ba from iron uttering. Yet then
d ss ,%a ne whispered it in the Jews
.tyJ ,n ,ne nold 1, bad thought came
u tina, " ,ho oniappini wit promise
lis cotrare .ne future should drop
|apnrnris nels without stint, he lis
Il a. sIqgn again this evening count,
Ts. Sl@Sst ,s patronizingiyy for SoIGI, him..
i wao Aa 'ne 4, g ander OF the two
|fcomo was was to be the ohliginp
bu what 'n,s evening and 1 will
|conse1nt,am my y wife says, 1 doubt
d ofE bIs oi, bowed him out and then
i hen"faels "ile,s room. To her start.
10 ,xrLa 'olaed the counts plan.
b n%Sa n,%HSSnange their boy for the
/ of hi. bdaiIa PLY Disappointing Tin ,he ,he