Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
FOR IsoBEL

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III pauderet. Whose acqu1lnt-
q formed ID Paris The Two
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4, Y nal charm. n turn,
'e a;nat;on was touched into
,n .,;tv and his sympatlsies
c ~ vs~ot,s marnetic renius
"a IA tbat two Young men,
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.. - '..a aowinr between them.
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M III
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Mer II, Tins n came about
lsn -. M autumn n 1889 verot
q ~, = g. ] ,,laasant VOYAGE. and
, s,.,da 4 The Bauderet man
5 q -p street.
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IA ,-;th many faithful slaves.
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ss.sred g dusky treea Sur
!. Ia ah;oh hrick wall topped
.s..;rc n iron The gates
ard ctosed with huge
n. th.t conld he opened only
amir They were attended BY
- Lseners as black as night.
~ was descended from 4 fam
se.naars His wealth was the
y src..stral nirm.v. murder ana
Z, -. vonnp mans blood burned
= a nnbridled passion. and in
,,,.,, His noens were. like
q poe Raudelaire and ViIlon,
IN something that suggested
mi the voune man showed nc
= rnsound mind. On the con.
q vac br;Ilianf1y. fascinatingly
4 loo;cal n his conversation III
tt,a ;nto society and entertained
4 III. n the general meaning
vord a few friends rarely
~ one nj a time were admitted
h;s nrotentous looking rates
4 III lnxnrious twilight parlor.
m dim library He was 4 con
\ n wines cigars and old books
cLsd almost necessarily. rarel,
4 arsess read medieval noetr,
M conversation WAC much river
nnc;ne nreposterously ronanti,
touchine almost all the relation
varot arrival Rendered met hin
wharf with avarv outward show
nress;ble DELIGHT. INT the voun,
\ Al once felt that so,ne rrea
had taken Mace in his friend
i he was inclined IN fear tha
Al was not sincere in his exnres
.ffect;onata iov ovar b;s arrival
n enouph tia mystery was adf
ernlained Randeret was i,
IA whole natnra was absorl,e,
new passion.
Des Cbamns was tho danobtar Z
a nlanter whose ho,ne was Int
! fro,, $1,000 $50 $500 /,
had met her II meet her M
her and now he ca,,Id sna 80,
other thoupht Isobel ~
B was the subject Of his mos
81 conversation his STRANGELY ri,
poetry. his curionsly brillia,
Is n water colors
II found Banderat,s honsa n va,
Of encbantment. 90 vagna ana !,
rtiye were the impressions mao
Eriture. its dim vistas ~ bools a.,
Is and its solemn s;lenca m
patrician Frencbman had ba.
omed 10 old bonsas hrt No.
ty Of the New world his creo
had given him the freedom ~ (,
pemed filed With on art;or;tv 4
! than the Roman hr;,d;r,s :
] could boast of--avan the mo
in old Provence
deret was anx;ous - bava Var
obel Des a u - co,,,
ung visitor. espec;allv after Rand
loqucnt descript;on' feit o ~, ";
Ehe least disappointed when ne 50
ndeed, her loneliness 50 far 81
expectation, 50 dwarfed all form
Of maidenly attractiveness. tn