New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
4 TLSIT 10 ROUSSEAU.
Erom Blacl,rooa,s Na1a-ine.

From B11cLtr0oG's Rdga-iae
GOldOni found the philosopher Oh the highest iiooi
of a poor little hOiei gdr aud was Received III TINS
antcIoum by a woman neither Young nor branilluI
nor even polite" HON he touk for .rrvaut, ana
who inquired his name. All, she SAID, lr expects
YOU | will let my husband know \ moment
aiteT entering the roum | saw the renowned
author OF Emile occupied IN copying mu.lc. Al,
thuuph | had been warned what Ia expect. could
not refrain from Il shlvrr OF Indignation. lie re-
cclyed me with Il frank ana friendly manner. rose
10 meet me, and holding out me sheet I'D MS hdnd,
said Look at thati-no one can copy music like
me. ] don't believe any role can come nom tue
press line and exact as mlnc. Iut come Ia the
lire and warm yourself, lie added. II wa but step
IA fine chlmIr,. Tie iIie had need OF more WUDi.
and Madame Rousseau hcisri Brought It. rose up
t. make room. ana offered her a chair. No, no,
don't disturb yourself sari her husband; my vile
has other thing, To do, occupations ot her own. |
confess that my heart achcd. j" see 'uch man
made into cOpvIst, aud his wife tine servant. was
such pauiul sight that could not conceal my
distress and surprise, th1n1h >llu nothing huu--
nay trouble, and drew from me-, 10y diyDI- questions.
the reason OF my silence and bcN Ild"rmcnt How,
hc SAID, sou pity me because ui NV present orcu-
patton! Womb II be better IN youI opInou to wrIte
buoh- for people WaO cannot IcI and glyc occasion
Tor the articles oil maI-unut I"Hiua,INiSt lou are
wrong. | lose music Id-Siouatr!y, and copy only
tie best, D., wl.cb / earn my living and please Iy
fancy at thc same time. Irt on, You yuuI sr.i, be
continued. what ate yJu DONG hrrt Z You have
come 10 Paris log no better purpose than 10 work
for the Italian players. incy ar. lazy fellows: they
care nothing for Your work. cd ria 20 away 90
back 10 your home. ! know that There you are
wished Tor aud expected.
'SIguor' ] answered, iutcrruptiug him, Won are
right. The caIcirs-uths OF ms player, bad almost
made give mp Paris; but hove -,ncc ken up
other views. / have just written play Ia
French 'lOu have written "a play 10 French! he
cried, with an AIR OF great ACCOMPLISHMENTS N hat DO
you intend t. lu with lff To have II played ~
tie theatre. " hat thcttrrT TIE lrtuoai-c.
And sou blame ur for wasting my umc! II O, You
VINO waste yuuT-. aau Hup.r..i,. But Wy pas t
already accepted !, Il po--.blrl l,ut ! AN not
surprised; the PLAYER, have uo com on SENSE.
lucy accept ana refuse los caprice. GIrtcd that
other representation; and 90 would Doe NHI-. IoI sou
II ~ did So But, signJr. bow can ynu judge %;
work which you have not -rruf i know The
Italian taste as wei, Us SNOW the French. They
are totally uuiIEr each other: au.i with Jour DrI.
mission, ~ i, Impossible M luuI age C. begin 10 write
IN a new lIH-uasr. 'lugrr'urriIJut on ,i-uur. are
very Just, ! do not deny DE-; bat these uuOult.r-
may hc got over, u appears. have submitted ny
play to many excellent judges. u,I,ul, oi gI,It .u-
tciligcucc. and all srru -til-.cd. All, E.u have
been battered; YOU have been deceived; they have
made iuu Of y0u. let IlD -nr your UorA. / ava
frank, lIrc-spokcu and sincere. VIII tell y,u the
truth about o..
The work. however was then IN the hand. oi the
COPPER, al tir Franchise, aut could uu, &C. sur-
jcctcd To this alarming ,Tlilr-auu circumstance,
occurred which prevented Go DIM q. hrtc -u~, from
EVER sending It. lie thought, no doubt iAai. after
all the unanimous French public. 100 the uuar
TALLY OF public audience, WAS q better Judge
even than kOu-,sau