The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-23
BERNRART IsrERvrEwrn
Interesting Developments-Her u,.,
edse Of English and Various Other
Things.

l am, as you well know, the mos, svmn,
thetic, volatile and atlectionate of man mpa,
1t is precisely because | am SO that / s,,,,,h,
The pleasure Of all interview with the arcnn,
piished sara Berlhardt. Fortune smiled ~,
nae anu secured the coveted introdnc,In,
Wnen we met Sara's eyes betukeued REGAIN
WeePihg ana | at first supposed that she lad
uiou Vi NE. An attendant informed mr..
I,.a' eucn was not the case, however. was
apoat 10 speak, but being embarrassed ,h.
iaay Kindly took the Initiative.
- 40 not speek re English lenkyitch !, s.,
said the lovely Sara.
bones yours" said l, pointing to the
assets OF a chicken leposing s~omnarbulls,l.
caiiy on a tray. Il will not be certain wheIh.
er IL was a tray or a deuce.)
Dong your, monsieur" responded The
dlVlhe Sara, with a thrilling smile. Then
she treinbled dramatically, and to ascertain II
she were cold, and If | would closa thn
window, [ asked 'e
"Demi Semi culver ?"
Y at a funny mans y she answered mo-
iitely. p'
she still trembled violently, and il was ot
course my duty to ascertain why. Anybod,
VINO has studied French remembers the frs,
exercise in the book.
"Avvy vous lie pain? asked.
"l am not re srtiishiong hungary she
answered. '
Ihis was probably a joke, and we both
laughed heartily and the laughing was in
creased when | remarked, NO French"
Then Sara turned sidewise and gave me a
profile view. 1 had to look twice 10 see her,
She is rather tall, thin almost to nothingness,
She has black eyes, which caused q triendl,
feeling between us at once, as | have offer
one (and sometimes two? myself Her hail
is the color of what ] suppose il known il
French as drtc. Noticing q uianU IL The
ROOM, | asked
Pianissimo spiel?
The lady excused herself OIL lLL plea Of DC
ing tired, and struggling he dainty shoulders
she said !: 81 am so weari..es".'
Mile Bernhardt then suggested ti!a. is I'll,
visitor spoke some English, tie I..lth4r .ou
versatlon should be carrie,t ~. II that !ar
guage.
tIou speka re Eengiisl. .u..giiuL aiiuo:
so good like do myself >hal We consI
uance p
"Si Signola IA, my dv.t.reA a~2...ui4
ans yer.
ly wished to gay ne, ior sho said sha cam
over on d ~''sheep-Lig, nice s!.aep.'
"Wece you seasi>L p
"We, We, MGnsi2... tah,e, ! "t-s Sci
sickness WREee. ,, ~ Il. 4. .vvage,' al
she laughed.
"You 30 Not ,yp.., {" ave :uiIere
much"
"Zat.> r..4 FINN. ai' Ass e.rd Wit
a smile.
"Does u4u American s,y4e Of @oJNiuG agIc
with you >"
She shook her head duuDtAI.II
Being asked how long her engayeiuer
would continue, she replied Will warmth
sob! so many, he nice geItiemens
Amerique. Gay all want to engage me #
themselves, but l canno marry ioost Alrett.
l am too young,'' and she heaved a sig
which l heaved back again. l awoke til
+ slender little greyhound that reclined on
pearl-inlaid cushion in q 33,O0Of bonnet. Il
} yawned.
l al must really leave" l said. " But
would caution you before | 60. The dog Ia
in the city IS exceedingly stringent. Be yer
careful of your pet, Mademoiselle. d. N
let him out of your sight or he may g
pounded. Good day, Mile Sara"
A procession approached the house at th
moment, and l remarked, quite mechanical,
/" An election procession %
"No,' Mademoiselle responded III
DRINKS, my costumes, my clothes. Au recoi
monsieur" And the interview closed.-
Ne" York Star.