The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21

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oun cnrr,na ' an,ov thnr nairt AID 'atcbna
pnt Il s,aa Hi ~" N .,,,n the nrnhessra ~"a NJ.
nv -. shr"o ~ yn.,,. ',ntea In adv"noe "''
TY'he nioci str,,cE "ne. thew atnnned.
than an ~ a"methsnr which Ind escnned INV
ns,, saw ,vnnam VIZ wna M dannw nhs
was seated on low chair IN tho chimney,
"A INK world ~ wiat WAS I @osuI On around
| har r'o "o." $50 "' "'' "'e
NJ Never even ~ ! dream had anvthjnU ~
arf.,rt nr"annfad itaaif tn m y ovea. n AKIN ri
fezzIinr hriuhtneas mir Llona 'ren,I,e. lonu
eve asHes md bluo ewes. 40 elem. md trans.
nnrent that / aaw her soni through them ma
distinctly as d stone liz d brook. And i felt
| that N ever came 10 love anvlCfiv IL would
ba her, | jumped out III bod. from which
bad not vet dared 10 star. md went, toward
her, conducted by some instinct In me which
| cnuld mai axnlnin. / found mvaaff nj her
knees. one OF her hands ia mine talking with
her as II had known her Tor twentv years.
lint nv a ARRANGE prodigy. while amending
u her marked the TmIsis with /. moyemert
81 INV head. III had not ceased to play: and,
although IL was for me tho height * happi-
ness Is talk with such d beautiful woman. my
feet were burning to dance With her. Still, i
ala not dare to make tho proposition. It
eaema she underst6nd what I wanted. for.
raiainu har hand iowa rd tho dial ~ tha aLoch,
sho and:
"When tho needle shall be there. we will
see. ny dear Theodore
1 know not how n happened. hut waa In
no way surprised Is hear myself called IN
NV name md wa continued to tall. Al laat
wien Che appointed hour struck. Che silvery
voice ylbrnt.d once more In the chamber and
said: " $50 $500 - ''-o
"Anrele, you may dance with the 0entle-
80 ~. NJ m n " ror,,od Anye,o ., . po,,,,,
ma N asad her Ivory = rm around INV ncch
snspst;s ss.,n =, c,iaii tho v"ico ''' A'os,'
Ana ~ hauan IN valaa TIA velvet cheelt
~ tho vnunv nirl tonchad NINA Novor In m "
liza had / ~ periencnd anch emntion: M
nerves auiyered ike springs Of steel. nv
and heard nv heart beat ~ IL d watch we're
ficrinu in INV cnr. Still this state hnd nothing
painful in it. was In a flood 81 ineifable jDv'
and could have wished to remain al WAYS M
/ wnn. and. remarkably enough. although the
orchestra had trlpled IT'S quickness. we needed
no effort TO follow it,:
The bystanders. astonlshed nc our agility.
cried bravo and ciapped their hands with ali
their might without producing any noise.
Angelo, who until then had waltZed with
denly to become fatlgued she hung on my
shoulder as II her limos had failed her: her
little feet, which minute aKo had barely
touched the door, rose slowly as IL they had
been weighted with lead.
"AnxoIe, you are weary" said to her:
"let us rest. -
"Yes," she replied, wiping hel brow With
her handkerchief "but while We have been
u W.! cley nave w s s uown' the1e 10 only
"What ,ioes thai matter nv an0eI2 wiIl
tnxa vnm IN nv kneas j
's'',o ~ w 49,
III.
Without making the slightest objection
a
scarf round my neck, hid her head In my bo-
som to warm herself little, for she had be-
come cold as marble.
know not how long we remained In that
position. for my senses were all absorbed ii
tho contemplation OF this mysterious and
fantastic creature. | had no longer any idea
II time or al place. the real world no longer
,xisted for me and ali the bonds which bound |
IVY IL II were broken: nv soul. disenuared
rom It's earthly prison, was floating In vague |
San understand: the thoughts OF Angelo |
we're revealed to me without her needing to |
speak. for her soul shone through her body !,
ike a lamp Of alabaster.
tbe curtains s' :" p''.o "s"' p'"Sou "'nous
As soon as Angelo saw it she rose preci-
,,tataiw made ! aign ~ ,arawnIl and orter =
ew steps she screamed and fell. ''''>' '.''l
Salad with tarrnr | snran1 forward Nv
blood freezes at the mere Thought: / found
Gk1-nn n
thousand fraomenta, 80 0AAoA '11'o
At the sight Of this, persuaded that had
,een the Snort of some diaboiic Illusion.
was 40 oyernowared with fright that fainted
'.->'e
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When | became conscious again / was In
ny bed; Arrivo Cohic and Pedrino Borvni-
iii were standing at the head. As soon as / |
)pened nv ewes ArrIUn cried.
"Ahi atlastI For the Last hour have been
rubbing your temples with eau de Cologne.
W hat on earth have you been doing In the
night? This morning. seeing that You did
lot come down, / entered YOUR room and i |
ound YOU stretched full length on the floor
dressed in an old Louis XIV costume. and
pressing in your arms fragment Of broken
porcelain. as II IL had been q beautiful Young |
yirI" 1Oe
"R1rdieu, II Ia nv 0randfather's waiding
,oat. /" said tha other. liYtinv m ona n TIA |
,aiIs of rose. eolored silI with oreen fiuure
There are the strnss and tilinrsa buttons
hat he used to boast, about. Theodore nnsi
nave found il in some corner. and have mt Il
N for fun. But what made you faint?" added |