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tetre Grand Pc-e." -TcDex, voas Alisx
var. exclaimed his Imperial Majesty.
and forthwith recit~d THE lines beginning
Jeanne parie, ellie dit des chooses qu ellie ig
mere,
"A compliment to which. albeit coming
from An Emperor, the Republican was
not insensiDle.
The Emperor then asked if he might
see the famous Jeanne, and the little girl
now, l believe, seven years old-was
sent for, and presently came into the
room, and ran to her grandfather for
kiss. Might he have kiss, tool entreat-
ed the Emperor, upon which the child in
French fashion offered her cheek. No!
said his Majesty, you must kiss me as
you kissed your grandfather--and hold
ing his arms wide open, tho child sprang
into them, aud put her arms about his
neck, and kissed him affectionately on
the mouth, the Emperor holding her
some time and returning kiss for kiss.
N. Victor Hugo inquired whether, as his
Majesty had shown some interest in the
book and its heroine, he might offer him
copy. 1t was readily accepted, and
upon N. Victor Hugo returning with the
book which be had gone into another
room to seek, and taking up zen, the
Emperor said, "You will permit me to
dictate the inscription" and under his
dictation the poet wrote on the fy-lcaf:
"Victor Hugo Dom Pedro de Alcan-
tars"-which was the Emperor's way of
relieving his host from I'LL recognition of
his rank, and expressing his own desire
to receive the book as the gift Of per-
sonal friend and an equal. There WAS no
trace of anything so offensive as condos
cension on the part of the Emperor, or
so needless as self-assertion on the side
of the poet. They parted with many as
surances of mutual respect and liking,
but NJ. Victor Hugo added, as they stood
at the door together, II should be sorry
indeed, if there we're many Emperors
like you" "But whya' Because l
should find it SO difficult to speak i'll OF
them" And with this the illustrious Re-
publican dismissed his Imperial guest.
The Tribune.
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