New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
LfyrREr. rHE HISToRLlN.

From The Sqf,nday Rcrte,r.
laufry was qut" capable "i a hIhIy A,l P'"Ni
ful iumnr IN ms dealings with thos' whom r l"Nrd
and Trusted Nine. lambert told Inn on ON" "rfi-i"h
that so far from calling HIM " rosebud ~ pi''Y
Engh,hwoman WIN whom th'S Vet DOL n',
uuaiuiod had done iu reference ID the EXTERN"
vouthiulucs- and ruddinrs~ Of hl~ PERSONAL appear
au,c she would call HIM hy th. far aptrr nam" OF
Irrnriuo IHufrrv accepted the implied r,buh".
r,r,,u~,d that hr would -uppr~, hi~ sitIrloal VEN
In conversation M future. and ever ait'fNdtd m
writing 10 her signed himself F"rocino lhe jest
plrl-.d HIM and uu one occasion L. ltlt nun
hrnulc Jauauc~n tiger cat. which he had expressly
purchased, At Mmc. Jauberts door by way oil II
cart, de- risir ..:
ccu,r- Of tins most notable man !" rhaI~ the b'> Is
tho lrsount of their long railway Journey t"s tH'f
fruni Pan. to SWitl.rlat,i. M company with Nine.
Iauhrri'- niece Ilutry became "ilu>iN" ana con,
n,lrrtil lu the small hours OF the morning, ana toh
ms friend q good deal that hc had never told anyone
else about hi, early life. He was expelled from the
Jesuit College ~ Chambcry wh"r" hr rr'.X'h ms
rdncation AT the age of fifteen. for the following
reason: l.Iutry had already developed etf"hg
TASTE for history. and made an audh,l"h~ .''Hult
p,upl,t which be- had found m th' r"lrg" lihIarE;
hr basis for q historical essay IN rrln'ation oi az
IT. assertions. H. WIS watched ana ~n>pt't'i ana
ord, red 10 appear before Oh" Father Su" nor:
" Then began a singular contest between 4 hoy
inst fifteen and chief who united "a th" authority
of h, po>tiou all thar t" jeNnii'cal quhi ,''r 81
a trained intellect could summon Ia H. am !" over
come the pupils strength of resistance. Nhrh the
competitive examinations cam" round. the 'o'gc
,,.r,l tn hr very proud of my numerous nominations
This time was drawing near, ana the superior uId
ms hr-' therefore 10 draw Confession ol 'rlh'
from me along with sufficient expression oi c"ntti
tion Ia Justify indulgence. lruiatcd by my obS'-
macy hr tried thrrat- | should Ice sent back 10 my
u.ofhrr Al. that VAS tender point kh'" All
I'M. sacrifices that this would involve. 10 keep my
..lf from giving m. Kept repeating Ia myNlI mat
Rn,n,n tuntrnn AZ She vas. my mother would aP-
prove Of my condu,t. ono" NOR persuasive I,I
ur~. repaired threats. My child. lon must thihk
of th, future Your brilliant studies would b" con
,i,u.d h,r.' lr.n suddenly the Chlri anger
burst ont At the continued ohNtinacy OF ia" pupil
Calling Ia of the MINOR brothers. ne "ld'i'u nun
o fetch "A couple of The college servants, ana turning
"a me he sad You have concealed about YOU
plarrd ON your chest. the wicked document de
mand II you don't give II nP at Once, 'h'A nave
II taken from you Icy force. Now cho"~'
" rnuld not come ont COnqUtTor from Su'h
struggle: a contest such terms Va, 10" iGh"hlh-
iou- yield To brute force" sad !. GYM lry
u,,iu.. mt What has become of II, wonder
Somr diy It may turn up. perhaps
such wa~ the boy Who vas Ia become the most
uu,,,uurnul,lng ot historians and such r remained
,I,,,,h hi, OF the history it-,f Nine. lambert does
mot trI ~, much that Is new. Very interesting now
ever. /, Iaufrrys account. given to h'r' "i a 700
bret conversation with lhIr1' Min Ja"ooi'
asked I.aufrcy one day. J"klnSli 81, !.
Have vou RALLY forgiven him your terrible dl'-
section of his worN on the EupiTS hl'i'' / t',.
.tr,, owe, Nou uu grudsr ior II. The lh'dpi'iN i"r
r.,u,or Il, one of his most precious qualities A. i
u lcsrnan But should like To know Whriu'r,
4, hon ynu are together. the historian never maze
ms aptwarlncrf " luur question:. my hrhi Hm,"'
REALIZED Lanfrcy Is slnsularly d proper; hr'o
weeks ago happened Ia hr nrNt hh ~ l' l'l. II,
tablc All at once he l'ant oN't To- T a hrr r' II
tfst and only time hr sad An, mon ,ii'I u
hi orIv knoyn ynu when wrote my History 81
W",lron" H., continued speaking. hnt co4Id
moi distinguish the words or Napoleon rald +
to uluc, hiin 10 repeat what he had been SAYING /
,,, ia, Inns move hut not a sound passed them
T,',f,Ily moved by this melancholy symptom oi
ihr approaching end. pretended I" nave h,"rn
OWNING from his expressive pant"hlin, lllh' ne
-, a.. tr,inv tn >,v something which would hav" the
erect ol surprising me. arlcuatrd a, Isl ior
,uri, uNr proposing To- my sell to resume th' A"nJ''t
D th.sr Al ~
numbered one NOR only he came to my house.
and that Wa, the last time.