The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-24
NJ PARIS MASTERS


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 Thus 10 my uaspeakable deli sh,. i: was settled. lnqlIies were made and arrangements undertaken. boush. 4 dictionary and aa O.len3ort. and began 10 ruo 4p .he sock of French which for 'unaie.y already possessed. for nv uncle had long since desaned me .o e. pieseni the iravel.ng portion of he linen hrm. \ neg sui, of clothes. considered oy ihe dress authorities of the ,ow. 10 nave taiissan appearance. was ordered Tor me certain number of yard. cf linen oH the mos, sacred shelf. marked H Ii. b. was measured out for my esPecial use and se~ed into shirts. |, MS with A au,teting heart that. Al ar Fangenenis complete. surveyed myself m the glass.
 When a lnsndraper's apprentice has go; ye4rnings toward the poe,ical and 'he artistic. his nose ough, a, least 10 be straight, and his eyes hery black or tender blue. Now my eyes were of no par licuiar color. and my nose of no par. ucu!ar shape was big and broad, and believe ,hz, could have knocked down an OK as easily as most youth. of twenty two. Blu, truth forces me 10 add |. al neither Tn my bigness nor my breadth vas there any particular fascination or grace ! had the unfortunate hab,i of oaushing a; the snalles, proyoca,ioa. and, unless armed with a yard measure or piece of chalk, was in a continp al puzzle as 10 wha, should do with my hands.
 Nevertheless, surveyed myself in the glass to-day with ser, of modes, sa,is- Action, and with comforting reliance on ,he proverb waich says that i, is the clothes that makes the man.
 On the morning of my departure my uncle read me speech, which had noticed him writing down beforehand. during the intervals between serving customers The reader may, perhaps. ere this. have heard mention of the dan gers Of capitals, the foolish ,rus,fulness of yoash, and the wiies os temp,ers. so will spare him now. I shed tears as listened.
 Gustav" concluded my uncle, "you are starting with recommendation to two of the most hnliian, geniuses of Paris. r. is by stroke of fortune tha, my friend PinselEann should be able to claim ,he hoaor of their acquaintance. and be willing 10 favor you with his in,ercession. am told that these two accomplished