, 1879-05-18
LES PRESENTATIONS.

Translated and Etrsu.4d for zas Sunday Tribune.
fxxE. ne cAnD111Ac-HEE DAUGHTER, Exxx-
LHE.)
Nine. do c. (inspecttng her danehter'f toilest'
tn that yl snn9 d9a "a tn!av e.s n'sn
Emmeltne-A little! great deal; but wherefore
Wbv diGerent this day from any other! !
Nine. de- C.-Because this evening. Emmelne'
Mmc: Dc Luc intends presenting here
Her youngest nephew, III. ae Graudcloa,
or whom she's spoken very highly
Emmeline-- q, ,>:
And that;s The reason Why
Is lust nome from the University, =
4 oookworm, rather tiud, too. they ssy,
GooSiae her mother in the sfs isee. osn nc
Nine. de c. -Hs is, my dear; your father seems
Upon it. K
1umeline-Good- looking:
But bis aunt says that for man he'll DO do. '1''
Emmeline {aughing) will he for u girl 3 the
question.
Nine. de c.. You
Must be reserved and let him break the ice.
Em,neline-Don't be afraid; unless he's real nice
Hell ind me 90 reserved that
Nine: de Z. {snakin9 her finger at her)-Mind,
Miss, yon ..:
WI sRs,ha %hat s.s4y VIII yGg ~,
|. quite too awful
Nine. de c. Q,
q f11&l Gome% 10 LQ6 paflot let US 20.
II The Young Xan-Madane, it vas Nine. de Iae's
70 do ne the signal honor OF present.
Ing me Tonight, but she is i'll. came
Therefore to daro present myself. Ny name
Nine. de C.-1 know-1 know, and 80 we shall
not sec
Madame de Luc?
Recovers from her headache.
Nine. de c. uo Jou dancel
The Young Man -Yes and With pleasure, when1
Nine. de c.-Then take my daughter ont for this
The Young dan to Emmelne-Miss, may have
Emmeline- ii you will:
Emmellne taside)- :; Well, now,
T5s Yeang nanshal We take our P!ses,, ses a,e.,.
They dance, and pass to the card room, where
they seat themselves to look at photographs,
Eu,meline-aow do you like thisY
Eas KmneIinssH xGIaes Man beaoafVsi What, this
Girl IN her school ol-frock-bread-a miss:
The Young Man-The heads q hne one-and
Emmeline Qaughtng)-Nay,
You know you do not mean one-half you say,
The yonng Man twlth tntentton,-1 do. 'pon
honor; that Is to say,
Don't dare say aalf Of what I'd like to.
Emme!ine with suspicious na1vete)-WhJf
The Young Mau-Because-
| Emmeline {smiling)-, It's something hoE-
] rid; say it still.
| Emmene-And like people 10 be frank with
The Young Man-Ah, Miss. II to possess that
We're @ 10 dafe hope that upon the list
I OF your friends might be
The Young Man (dazzled)-You in ball:eostame'
| J~...
Become me better than th:sones ..
| The Young Man ko-yea-
| dare not venture
| Emme!iue- And you're frank. you eai1t
TSe Young Man iJespezately}-No matter how
you may be toiletted,
You're lorely-wlth those velvet cEeeE5-snose
Braids Of dead gold.-those eyes~(apa7D Tn 60
| ing 1t strong.
hn9s'.ns ste sS'fR ':f Just 'ossS;
Yoa ii let t ne sweil NJ debt for that aaadrille, "
| Emmeline-ld like to, but Ma won't
| Chine. De cazdi1lac appears At the door.)
Nine de c. Why, Emmetae,
Emmeiine dumping up)-o this genaeman's
Asking ne 10. TO Atao Because you have, you
know.
They waltz, and return flushed and ezhtlarated~)
The Young Man- Miss ere You 60,
Please do not listen 10 what am going to aay-
The Youne Man-Because fear my ooldaeas may
Emmciine ltrembling)-speak, 1wonlt seprove
The Young MAXWELL: then, I will. love you.
| love you, love you! =
Emmeine with stiaed crg>-Love-me' m,..
- yo9 sss angry with met Al,
Not angry- -becanse-o there's Mamma!
tcasts herself into her mothers sr1ns. and kisses
her with effusion.)
Hme; sma;etns@ ds e-"sn' Hs lore. me, dear Mother
| I'm 80.
FlunEey-Mme. de Luc and H. de Grandclosl
fTaoieau-Nother and daughter gaze upon each
| other in stupeiaction.)
Emmel1ne-o Ma, but this oue'a hozstd'
Il Nine. de Co.,. Yes; DUE nes
The other who Is her
The Young alan (sa1utine Nine. de Luc'-Pzsy
The holiness that in coming here had,
But when they said your headache was 60 bad -
Nine. de Lue-Dear Count, twas just the proper
Em,neiine (aside)-A Count I'll be Countess
Nine. de Count who, -:
| Mime. dc L.. {astonished)-Why, don't you kno"
Wei!. " H. born IS Rohan aud as ,tchi: as crRsus-
| Ny nephew now let me present TO you.
M. de Grandc1os (bowsng>-A
| Nine. de Co. a0na1eur
aside to Mme de- L. Why did you bring the two
| Young gentlemen, my dear. on the eame day:
Nine. DE- L. {pointing to y. de LouRpontl-1llness
fcigued to kesp tho Count away.
Nine. dc C.-Well;: then, my dear, you've done
- it-only see!
II. de Gfandclos to EmmeIine-Will yon be
/ pleased to dance this waltz with ne?
Rmmeltne tburning her erlboats}-E1cuse me- but
see,s chosen nv . 1 nartner Tor the whole sotree.
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