The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-19

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parts Of Paris, waS 8axte ban E1Itstu nfss
master. As his name frequen1y appears
in her memoirs. thought no better person
couId s. interysewed for information NJ
1870. 80. ~.,,,,. fr.-;.. a.av Tho died
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pared IN the United Ssaees.
Yes" he said, 1T was my rare privilege
70 Be the lirxt master at that extraordinary
voupe woman. Poor Marie! I shaIi never
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'front.' Oh ner, even ueioIe sne Aneu ~" ~. -
STAND nsure on lIs lex. IN We guy
nau mAue bieatI ProsIess 'usu s sonc :.
my pupiis 40 IN thIeo months. oue uloukus
70 bear 80 sHons VIII IN cvesy,nlnk suc
unoertook, SO much industty snu sucu IaIe
powers OF concen1iauon tnss spe "aue
rapid strides TOWARD periection.
Her eagerness tor WORK vas nPaIai-
ieied. Sne attended ncr Class IN tno morn
ing, IN Inc afternoon, Ia the evening, toil-
ing all day IKE niue Trojan anu eve" an
tne gray OF evening" wncn, OF course. no
one thought OF dong anytninR, sne wouio
mold clay hgures from the P,astof c4sts on
the walls u the studio, hopert FieuIv,
the late N: bouianger aud otner eminen.
masters who called at stated hours 70 give
my pupils the benefit OF their experience,
watched with intense curiosity tle daily
visible improvement OF Marie bashkirtseH:
Art, In fact, gradually took the place OF
music aud singing when she felt that her
voice might some day fan her, rs II old
eventually. Inc dance. az years OF
age, had peen her nrst love; then music De-
artist took possession OF her whole soul.
she Was well up In politics, ana couid
argue point even Win gray-nalfeu MINIS
tiers who came 10 her mother . parties. Her
favorlte flower was the violet, because her
views under the empire were Napoieonic.
But she would occasionally snub her best
iriends OF the impefihi party III orocI 20
gain point. As have said. she often
went TO the Chambers al versailles, and
always found seat when the wives ana
friends OF deputies were unable 10 do so.
NJ. Rouher, she would say. pray get
seat for rue IN the tribune Ana on shut
fed Louis Napoieon's great minister. Pres
pie, mademoiseiIe; there IS NOS seat to De
had any where for love or money. WELL,
she would add. pray give me your arm
She would then Walk round the ioooies OF
the house with the Old imoeriaiist, and,
presently, espying leading member OF the
opposition, she would suddenly exclaim
before crowd OF people: Oh. M. Ciemen-
cesu--or NJ. Jules Fayre. or whoever It
might be--'do be so good as to get seat
for me ia the tribunes; NJ. Rouher says he
Is quite unable TO find one. Oh, certainly,
mademoiseie. certainly. the other would
respond. And she got the seat by this ar
tifice almost invariably. On the 10th OF
October, 1884, the pen and the brush
dropped from her fingers. ! went to see
her. she aiways rose 10 meet her guest.
This tfnte she did mt She yAcffned nm