The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

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teenth century. preserving to the present time.
like perfume. tho odor OF devotion and So
| clusion; with its deserted alloys formed by
| tho high walls OF the converts or the ancient
csnonioal houses surrounded BY gardens.
Tho grandfather Of Renan. q sailor OF tho
country OF Goclo. had with his bark secured q
small fortune. which his son. sailor also.
| risked unfortunately in trade: rs he under
stood nothing Of business 1t resulted in July.
one day. Roman saId. oar istEsr's boat;
SSasd Ra h ol ss Sy. ssy Ss
81 him. with sn
village sItaatsi between '' st. BrleaS and
ather What Was the Of his death
Was he by one 81 thoss afe d en- SO
get himseii in one Of THOSE long dreams Of In
Unity which in these ,Briton rnces border on
the endless slSep pa he think he had earned
| did he seat himself on the rock. saying: This
shall be the stone Of my repose to all eternity:
| not We placed him in the land where twice q
day the waves com. come and l visit II him" ,;,u
| AFTER ln0 IAtneT 3 u6dCn Tue IRtUlly was re.
ducod to destitution: the eldest brother Of
Henan then IT, started for Paris the sistor.
IT,. HGs%d would ha Ss s
TO whom she, devoted here life. anil who: sho
felt had need of her. Renan was then 5, It
needs. that the young girl undertook to give
lessons in the neixhDoring towns. For him
times harder still. that Of quitting her country
and her people and losing herself in inhosnt.
5 shs
| Renan. having commenced his education ut
TreTuier under tho priests who directed a
Sy his qHcEness. He Was ,.H Tecommended to II
Dupanloup. who. DESTROYS OF acquiring good
.! st. N N N \ i R.nsn d
Quilted the the ans Fl st n D ghabs
at the, direction, Of this establishment. had
pushed my philologcal studies very far: ny
sister Henriette was again here my support.
She had forestaled me in the way: her Catho-
had ever guarded herself against exercising
any influence over me on the subject When
tormontod me and which made it duty
Faith to !. sSs o TheT9 to o'f n
Ist at 9s old in theasht nex Te
rienced and iCnornpt Of the world as It is POS
possesses lacked: was not then BACHELOR
| Ol letofS II WAS arranged tNHI HnOulU seek
an occupation in Paris an par. that is. receiv-
ing board and lodging. hut truining myself a
Of time for my
What MAS insuf5 a at first in such posi.
assured me tho tranquility nscessaTy Tor pur:
the necessity Of overchnrging myself with
work which would have chok me-"
81 re- os H hs hsAh to
returned to Paris and settled viii! her brother
tiny at TT ne , ond q garden
ieuediy moves Rsnah o%r wipao o looked
Tho IL lie Of these s reeiases, during tho Ion:
hours that passed It tie Bibliothsaue: resa.
came her unique distraction, Her respect for
the evening for hours at my side. scarcely
aes pa h the dSscto Z" oi my IDEAS s
was very extensive. She was for me an In
works and penetrated 50 profoundly into them
that could repose on her bel AS on a living index
indePted Tor the style She read in III" proof
all that ! wrote. and her valuable censure
sought out with infinite delicacy neGligences
| which q II then ! had not perceived She had
adopted an excellen. manner OF writing. gath.
ercd from ancient sources, SO pure. so exact
OF more perfect BUSINESS OF iirtion hns been
rrorosed This rendered her very severe !:
ad Il. hsd wr Mrt's soss
r.unlon, only hn'f rionsod her. Sic sym.
rntniaGd 70 With un the tendency hut the poem
in them excessive traits, hard tones. and a
manner Of treating tho language too iittlo
Nil In the simple and correct stvo of the good
nnlnors' ana mat novel expressions. violent
| pr.t'nt,ousness or IN ignorance Of our real
50 tho brother and sister lived an ideal III.
| cinSa hot rod
difcuita marriage warmly desired by Ienan:
ana IN theory apparently as warmly d-sirsl
ment provoked a passionate revolt from tho
heart heroical!y devoted but exclusive. - BE;
himself He a M siS'S to Me tornsie
S Minni niece OF tho PAINTER AIRY Schoiicr'
tha am ia ne s iHySa and by who" he TaS beloved
so much a3neGa,ion, his sister refused tho
sa TEs ,, If tho m1 , took rlacc IN.
paci',rati4n OF the home. introducing into iii
pow pow happiness. A LITTLE SRI wa. 70 anrsar a
Tor hSr oonap inner TO- PAM w mSS enan
comrioted In Phnniin the scientific mission
m m AMI SD 1s Sl With hm woS
ner ssi.rin,law reinTned TO Paris On the
Of jordan. she oI"wad HIN Step ~ BY stop Tho
from exploripcs did NOT in.imdate Sr Death Il,
a@ay. .Mhils. Ganan. -tracF down y" ~ one d
! '"'H' l'S W ieN!T N'iWH IN lnr'" ~ iHla'",,
| rarely spare. lay In d"llrium hy lioT side and
perceived not that III devoted companion OF
| every hour OF his life WAS no more.
". Jnihs Simon in 100 gave him tn" chair
which S -, e, that tmc IA" has not ccasct Yc-
am" f. is1T wa "nsH'n' e. IT. II r hSa
l"rt al the Academic u"' in'rription, 81 }"ilcH
! l"ttre-. lonaa' has la,i paint .! port ait OF
| thu mast ~. II j. Llmirc'i IN the ;alon.
| NJ N" hayn NO tunni ~ il that
! l.tte fam" whn'i ni:ht nm'! should light up
| I'll" physid:nony and make them forget what
| there is 81 heavy, common. and material in
the visage. fat oit:cleeked. and 1cshy nosed.
happy the shrewd smile and small winking
| green eyes. through which filters tho look OF
| malicious irony mixed with the feline grace Of
i thu inRinuRtinR and annnlA N4rifaT fo NfhnaA