The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02
benefactress, but I had the honor 81
meeting here with your husband. !"

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"Myhusband? CALCULATED the widow.
"Ah madame, what an excellent,
what 9 klnd-hearted gentleman! All,
now well you are mated, for you suit
each other admirably. Yes, madame, I
told HIM everything and how kind, how
rovidence-like You were to me. He
seems to love you very much. and how
could that be otherwise sGood wom-
an says your husband to me. madame.
your benefactress is absentfor the time
being but, before she went. she left,
this with me for you, and thereon he
put in my hands pocket-book con tain
ing bank notes. fortune. madame. I
was 10th to acceptit at first. but Ia would
have me take It. although God knows
you have already done much for me and
my poor fatherless children. All. dear
madame, how happy You must be with
such q husband But It il only The
Just reward Of your excellent heart and
nhr;a;;or v;r+,,.s M.r uaa- 60
ond n-as.rna ' -, La.I - neaven uiess
eaor. p - you Do'n io1 years ana
yosas ~ ooue'
=. osrange' strange, passing strange +
tnougnt the widow. Settle my tedious
iawsmt-provlde Tor my poor widow and
her chlfdren-leave some trace Of him
sell everywhere around me But men
are such queer characters, such originals
noWsoayA one resolved. however. not
10 speak 10 the baron OF his generous
conduct toward her proteges, fearful lest
she might betrav her se1a8ibiIite at so
noble m action. Bnt another c;rc,,, ~
stanca soon conoa 20 I;cLt 81 as..aa,
~ So o "nu Catiseu
one Da1on 70 De lnV1teos suodenly and
nervously, to call q second time. This
circumstance was as follows: A yOunn
coxcomb, Leopold de r imagining e
he had fallen in love With Modo2.o.z3oo
W M hacauaa ,;a aEs1 WI ", ~ aaame de
posite to Iers he ha3 r. ancsd =. ~ ~
then to see her at the balcony before
missing her all on a sudden at her do.
parture from her apartment. After many
days anxiety he determined upon writ.
ing her a billet dour, informing her Of
his love, and stating that he would call
that evening for an answer Hav;no
written his note, he wrapped it up in a a
small paper parcel and jerked It over
the balcony into the window. Il han
pened that the Baron had lust finished
the second breakfast he had +aka, !,
the house. and was poring over tho
newspaper when the parcel dronned into
the room. He took it up. and. finding
no superscription. ha opened Il and read
the following: e.
Charming neiehbor. for weeks and weeks
have admired you from my window-seat op-
posite. Q how superlatively happy should I
w were 70 c you 20 90 me me me nGnor OF admitting
clare myself and Grave nsrdon for m nv ~ nue.
sumption. At s this evening, viii cali. ask
for admission and learn my fate. Till then,
minutes vii glide away like years from my i'm.
nnv edor ne t;an e"0n w men, goaaess o.
he came. and the door was onanad 70
him nv tbe Baron in o,ronr;n ,1erannop
u1.n..1v - $3.50
.G 81 lanle ue az nome eu
one - noo at nome 1or you.
ana pray, Dy wnat right 90 you re-
fuse me ADMISSION
!" Methlnks that right Is very evident"
AND you are here IN her apart
men t;
rue; Dut 1or the tune beng 1t Is
NY ~ own.
Inc dialogue Wens rapidly on from
0ioss moaa dn " toe chai 9aa ara On me
f1E;s +;noa Moaonoa ~ La5 ~
~, LIS .ee u ~ aa M,a' ue =. nau ev-
t thyy p ..aso' sue snoun., iul piamng
t;n 49,. 1sas aa,,t " h 81 o1,ei viear
!lon was SEM 10 MN, Whlcn ne GUY at
een q. 70. },
.o;a n NV - :ns, monsieur 10 naon
s sala " "naon+s - araua oas anu re, re-,
Nth snch q nnnnva 1ife 90 ysefnl ' 80
,"-sa;aS, ~ p 80: 80 ~ u9ei ~, ~
Po,' 49, fo1,;sh t.. , Iaaoe ou' 'illnK
va at oonfssa 'A s .aa VS. 4ho4
1nronr I,,,t ,,orass. a ..os4o snae was
woone, ,,, uuo Icy ,,. 4u III ~ pue t:le
{one PupPy' ~ YOU Justly can nun, IN
frono b;s ;p,sartn ~iG save ~ you aolgve1
me- hit T aa1e ~, = .r1n+,a .na.a a m,'s4
wh;ch I'll, nrevant hino Sro,,, ann .n. uss
not 2 service worth having, my charm
4Vs IL !,