, 1886-06-01
TAKING THE VEIL.


whirlpools and sccthing currents seems
To be undergoing some terrible convul-
sion of pain nj being confined between
the barriers of the lcvees. Immediately
above and below this sweeping bend it
moved along with something like ma
jesty in its smooth, broad surface. and
creates an impression of its Titanic
power perhaps far greater than where it
bubbles and boils, twists and turns in
discontinue at being forced to change
its straight, onward rush to the sea to
conform to the -idiosyncrasies of the ir-
regular banks. Here and there the
branches of partially submerged willows
were swaying to and fro moved by the
impetuous current. and RATS Of drift
wood, gathered by the eddy from the
great masses floating down. kept up their
slow revolution some twenty yards from
the bank. Every little while portions Of
this confused aggregation of trees,
branches. twigs, fence rails and other
flotsam. always seen in high water on
the Mississippi, would be caught by the
main current and go sweeping down MS
if glad to part company with the heter-
ogenous mass it had Just left. Deadman's
,ao.,aa.man 80 49, ,I.-1. -
40, e. ro.aaSs ~ Loa.. 49, 4, -.
III. IL. g., Id ran,,a,;on u,a,
,tinr hm, ;n,;,;nn VIII ~
boats had their heels disabled by the
accumulated drift. and one or two had
been snagged within the boundaries Of
,;,a,
nn,o;,a noa1n,,n,s rdar ,ot.,,,or.l
=, ~ ~ 49, TO- 80 It'll a.,
- .tan.a,;nn - 80 do carar;ar
81 -, oan,e,r,ohIa L,,;ll;na
iaIan - ~ craaIa s,,,a ~ ar.hi'
800 H., nraLoiJ,. It'll ,,oro shod.
and vo,,;lat;nn "a ,bs .o,,orc Zoo, Than
anr o,har L,or.n 60 sor,harn cl;na.as
i, stnod aLou, ooo 81 hacL From, tho
lo,.oa arJ flo ;rtorvoriro anoco voa
Ia;d o,t /, ,or,arras Of roses and na1,ns
c,rolias and go, ol;ya
No;,har Tho o,,;a, cb,r,, of ,b. la,d-
scono ,ho doI;cinns otnosnhero Of NOR.
f,me mo-, tho royishino ro,rI sho,-or Of
bird notes nrod,ced a,ythira I;La ,he
effect on visitor 70 ;b;s niace that
the ~ouecnIv benutv of Morguerite covel-
Iiar did 4 brunotte of % ber evos bod
sot moro Guitars thr,mm;no IN hocL-
oIor,s ouor,a,s ,lo,n tha r;ran than -
other helle ever known tbereohou,s and
bar face bad eoodod tho tahIa Of 10 al
itor of I,Abeille in Nav Orleans with
Of noe,,s soma ~ tbow n.r;,.
tep il mus, I've admitted in ouestionohIo
Frorch lint all ,varro n-assionota OIL a.
voted Sh. vvos toll With tho 6s,ra 81
so,ne of tbosa del;c,,alv cb;aeIed Groc;ar
statues. and possessed of \ manner that
wos 90 nerfactlv natural and free from
constra;nt il left with evervbodv tho i'm
preston that tbev had beon int;mote
friends Of hers for years. She did NOT
knour ,vh,t o,ilo ar dunl;cit,, u.,s all
with the noiyete of n child wonld re,rove
mr. conrIi,nort tho action ra,o rdlaes of
any tbo,,oht of tbe actor. Every negro mir
~aninnv on the nlontation worshined ber
with n blind idol,trv nc sometbing an
tirelv s-,nernatnrol and not of tbis Garth
Her voice vas low and musical and
when her great black ewes yvo,e fl xed on
the listener the effect wns nj most mag
netic. The French word svelto anplied
tn her most -annronriotalv. To SOC her on
horseback in The morning c~allon;pp along
he river road. followed Inv her ~oavlv,
-. y! u sayH-
~ 10y "% " s's"' "o'--
-, - Jn u I
r,;"r o,na as,o,rar Wv ,hp y
80 hna. ia," ~ yon ha, h nnn o
,n~e,or L;. 80" pO
Doea~1aa.' raS
he meyer missed his nromenade ON the
levee inst Mt that hour when the voung
O's
- ~. 70. A "lO"e.
"'''" ma. "i' "ei'tei'"i ~" was al