The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-29

had never refused her anything when
asked earnestly. so said 'yes'-it must
be yes.
dear baroness. to give you good piece
of advice Change your photographer
Your photograph is NOT able to give any
idea of you After these premises. | may
be very honest; it is. indeed. a mortal
sin in the confessional to keep anything
silent. Now then thought to myself
that simpleton of Mizi will be over re-
joiced to give me her hand, and will that
same evening tell her ten dearest. bosom
friends, IN highest heart jubilee, what a
swell fellow her Mkt is. and after the
wedding (which will be under the eyes
of all Vienna) will embroider full grown
crowns and crests upon all the corners
of my trousSeau. which were imprudent-
ly left vacant.
Half indifferently, half displeased. !
entered the palace of Schwarzberg
Papa embraced me three times and mann
ma called me dear Mkt and dear son.
After the formalities were over the mo-
ment came for you to make your appear
ance When | saw your energetic feat
ures and met the first surprised and then
so dark and reproachful look, and then
/ HOblCcd Guc L1OChIllS Wl1C1 pay CO
around your mouth, and felt how cold
| your hand was, which lay indifferently
in mine. then asked you in my heart to
forgive that word simpleton With
your straightforward, rebufiing manner
you made me quite embarrassed.
passed you the gravy at the table four
times, and at my departure kissed your
bracelet. which had very sharp edge,
as my cut lip shows But still more cut
ting was your safe journey; even child
could have understood: and please. don't
come back again
Il have since felt, and know that we
are both antagonistic to our families. and
our self willed natures flame up the mo-
ment a yoke is placed upon them. You
demand your freedom again. which you
have unwillingly sacrificed to me.
know it. will give it back to you. But
how? We stand now opposed to an un-
friendly power. which we ourselves have
created, and only with united siren 9Th
can conquer
Il must see you and have Il talk.
know that in May you will be with the
Brewers at their country seat. May
Unexpectedly appear? We can then 'ac-
quit our case, | hope, to the satisfaction
of us both With devoted hand kiss.
your NIKI TELKI.
Baroness Mizi, on the other hand
wrote:
vienna
DEAR CoUNT-I am d Schwarzberg,
and we have for centuries considered it
a great honor when pelki has bestowed
his heart and hand upon a Schwarzberg
am not an ungrateful one, and know
how to- value the honor: pardon me if
do not continue in this tone. have had
many admirers and have been presented
with a terrible amount of flowers, at
whose sight have felt myself frightful-
ly engaged | am not romantic or senti-
mental. so my greatest interest in those
flowers has been to know the name of
the florist and then wonder how much
they cost: SO in looking for the name of
the firms l have half poisoned myself
with the odOr of the flowers. Alas! no.
quite. 1t would have truly been better.
for am beside myself and could. for
the first time in my life, cry for rage
and shame. Count am indeed wicked
creature. and now understand why my
five governesses. with tears in their eyes,
ran away 1t was quite vicious, what
have thought and planned-and now ii
is revenged, as my eyes are opened.
Il have had excellent instruction, es
pecially from my teacher of religion
My priest was very practical tutor.
The wife should obey the husband and
Telki comes and wishes to take you home
as his countess, you must gratefully take
leave of papa and mamma. etc.
II had never doubted but that, al
some time. our marriage would be writ
tpp in Thn Salon hiatt 6nXxyn fO fhs
last satin train and the last cousin from
: Siebenburger That you have never ap
peared until just now just what
: wanted-a good bashful suitor. Wha
could one wish or expect besides?
} "You have already perceived at
glance what get at home to see
= Mamma is everything. Papa color
, pictures out of illustrated periodicals
which he then cuts out, and is dread
? fully angry if any one disturbs him il
2 this occupation. And the men arount
; me, such as Vicky Arnsberg and Ton
] Meierhof. and whatever their names ar
: dudes translated into high aristocrac,
: why shouldn't this Mkt Telki lool
9 just like the rest?
''Oh, | rejoiced at your coming.
q wanted to fix a nice chase for you. l ha'
e looked for something extra in the Con
i. versational Guide. intended, the yer.
o first thing. to hurl Lopez de Vega AM
g NARROW at you from the saddle.
d "Then you came. every inch not
e dude. and looked with your deJecte
+ and deeply knitted brow not at all as
l you could allow joking. You had some
s thing about you so lofty that quite pei
n picked me. and that afterward mad
L me furious. l could only ask myself
/ How can such man allow himself t
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