, 1880-08-22
and an objection is difficult to

He would rather receive some act Of prov
ocat1on. eve theli i !" hnt PIECE &C. OF his mind,
amt ne aone VIII VIZ ., i,st III a tso provocatlon
sa ssent eSf %t his W snty to avs es ay u Se nser
course with people who Tho, keep him at such a
distance, and he Wlll nave nothing more to
90 With them. Inc !i9tlei ~ may still yearn
Ior her aaugsea ~. 1F1 fusth aiuuseu ialner Will
pelulitt mst en. ~ iane Hon .,niv ss;s 10 tne
oaugh1efs nouse; enea, n,,,on ol.4t onGe IN long
Wnlle, tne Gouhtess toiues tne 70 them. thus
IS orought apoat Wlae LIS n4soahd and his
family nave oeslreo.
The following case, Wllictl VIII throw light
On anotner siae ol LIZ snf?jeGt, came within
Count, good-looklng FELLOW with g. fair
family name and no money, sought to
remedy this deficiency BY wooing a young
American woman, any nft.,. IN a ;s snort time he
% Won ier ai1ectons-aatner an ns @ nag ascertalned
ment on sleeye-buttol1s, handkerchiefs, aud
note-paper, joined to IN agreeable person,
did their work speedily and effectively.
The Count whispered IN her eaT, between
loves lnurlnurlngs that ne would be mod
crate II his demands sa;. Oh Ing M Mpaternal purse
enough Ill hanu TO odo rSpt.i ILL., lug tlouse OF ms
ancestors, anu slooOo yeAr. me Infatuated
young woman was not all11ghted at the Ian
guage OF tenderness tnus sandwiched with
financial demands, S,. bue a+ "neh 1 @ ne proposed
20 pue on nus Uih th +he Ee cstn,n s "e ~ S c[avn
Try, to talk over me ma1aer :h w WIN ner father,
It occurred to hef t!la1 tlie iatteT' With
his American notl9lS' mlgnt discover
some lmproprleW III o.a1 nne oVer1nres OF
me man @ sne +hn t"1nat n,ot ana shc
Of nGrsel1 anu 1hote -, ny Mus ilteEn r. e,
LAT, put ne s1p!niSSleu AL oe1eleuce " Tue
WISHES OF MS ocioNeu.
me ornaments appgf,aimln3g 70 tne title; set
N sleeva-Dut!o'.s; ; % foct ~, 4 apoate,' n
also produced lnelT eneG. ~ a'e nhother anu
she was ready to 40: anytnlns ts N n her power
70 enabe Mer uausnsG;n ~ G saig enS ptivleHe
o1 Ine Couhl IN wfaln'E md ulSplaylng tAls
ualiic MallRun ~, a1'nst ~ ~ m,12ga.a
rs sue uiu, sue sloo9 ,S' " lna collitloliS
which her plopose4 sol,,1i-w u, IN IMPOSED, a1a
tnnt tne Terms Meie umr ~ r;l1 l"esnn +h
beiWeen II !Gves n1Ha ,ta,.Inli .4p 1ount
~ l ~ te n,n hacamso ba n,, iIpa.t ~
y, ~, enc :;,s har Whcn thn ota ,vas ius ius
f,.,,,oI ~ ti,is roncassnn she thonrht evnn
iv;teu+ u tef si3 f6e terns wre stl exccssiv
am;,,;nn AMI n WAC -'A''N 'eA
op,.'ol1' .,,,., -.
me Count coi'sai;u mi5 ,;s s1stei r.; a'lu
ms cousins, lu t' Tltn ~ + ,ls u,'ciIe'
anu near1y as pennlieSs Us hlS s mephew. ihe l,
result OF llls aa1 eonhuelee t,a was us, at tne
next interview VIII enG s93nng won'si'' II
termed pet"een tne .eM9Sf speeciles; s. ~ me
cohnaeu 10 her ln5t M ne Wilt hAAe ~ f,Vn
G esby Ve witot s cvea he4
lie gently whispered, Us He lold her tnat
she was an angel, ina! tnls was MS ultl-
matnm,-hls uncle, sisters, and cousins
would not permit hlm 10 come down ano1her
When the mother was persuaded that tn the
noblemala would not receae from Ihls pnst-
tlon, she communicated Ills proposltlon 10 her
husband, an oil-strlker, wno hao WORKED
with his hands fora living oelofe ne strMek
OIL" 1t was received with an explenye
with the remark that ne would never slye
one cent to the man VINO married MS datlSh-
Yer, Connt or no count - ! ms stsln 5esoltI-
tlon was naqe knoWn oy .llo , Meep,,1'g uauEar inr
tel ~ lcl ople 2M' VIZ <!ss nistH t1,, M"ns se1
,t;ad c ~ sJbar +n tha Inst tirros
he NAV nau nahleu. .,, :o.a;x, 4,o
with view OF TURNER 1mp!esslne me
American FAMILY MIN the olsnlty anu lh-
portance, OF nus tl1le anu cnnnectlA!s. con, ~
1nvlIed then, 10 hahe 'lslo VII & a,t - .,s ,ie
uncle, WHO dwelt III nc country, aH9nE Two
hours ride from l'arls by fall: Inc oii-stllker
refused the mvltatlon, out the nol1er Ia 1l!u
daughter aecepted. Inc neaa OF tng ta; iople nn
family pnrnlsheu up erclyt!ns nul 1aell r. ,',
eept.on H. an ahbl,1a 'i Sgsne enI m ,'t nv i'tp ~
black coat, to 10 general dnty q, daIlng ane
visit OF the Americans. Inc oio WoHlall-
COOK did her pest IN ihe prepaTaa'lohr rrt'a Or
a delelnGr 10 Jourchet1$ AZ - +, LIZ n'g
e1a,e;4f WI Sad tba t''rs uU"n The NO rt.
furniture anq WaScu tne llooIs. lug H. H.
past was 1ianked Wlth Two or ulIeg VI tlle
last bottles ot lte old gentlelnans Wllle:
He received Tue VISITORS VII. the sna.ms .a ~
the old school, eSnlplteo 70 tAe!n tne paist,
honors which. had crowded thick and fast
along the whole ancestral Inc, and wien NC
had satisfied their munger WITH appearing