The Lake Charles echo., 1893-01-20
An ANeRY lNspgcroN
nEra. Helen Hunt'a IEzposianee a. 4 afas


MES. Helen Hunt'a Exp ofianee Ia a a lasen
IN cepenhagen
One Of the sights q Copenhagen fe
Rosenberg castle collection, oiiie
known as the Chronological G0ll
of the Kings Oh Denmark When
Helen Hunt went TO see 1t She baae
s'full ticket, 30 as to insure lis eas
attention Of the museum Inspector
was 4 handsome man. hfty years Vl5
more, and when he began 10 speak
lish the visitors delight waa unbopna
What an afternoon she should has
n am sorry, she said athat We hax
short time ia which to see thesa
tiful and interesting collections
hours Is nothingls s0h, shall IS
to you everything, hesaid, and hs rsf
eeeded to throw open tho aoeFs az
terious wall closets. Says Mrs, Hu
The first thing he pointed ont u
was the famous Oldenborg horn, sat
have been given to Count Otto og 0If
borg BY mountain nymph in g6r
one day in the year 800. As he B1
to 1t opened my catalogue y ar
place where u was mentioned
might make on the margin aoYas
OF points that wished to reooiiect
might have been looking at II fQr n
haps half a minute when thnud
from the mouth Of my splendid fsf
came;
"Do YOU prefer that you read f in l
catalogue than that tell youi
am not sure, bnt my impression
actually jumped at his tone it7
was frightened, ! explained 10 hi4n
that was not looking Tor Il ii1sflis
logue to read then and there. bsit
to associate what saw with {
and with the illustrations II the
logue, and to make notes for fntuIa
He hardly heard a word said Pu
out his hand and waving my poor aatir
logue away, he said;
1T is all there. You shall find 4es
thing there as | tell youa WIN gou
temp
Quite cowel, tried 70 isten
found that without my marginal not
should remember nothing oE
my catalogue again, The very siRit m
it seemed To act upon him likg so
flag on bull.
Instantly he burst out upon nla
In vain tried 10 stem the tide
angry words, aud the angrier AZ
less Ineligible became his ling
E Perhaps you take me FIR 8
this museum" he said, aPerh
name Is as good Ia my country W
Is in your ownF'
eOh, d0-do listen Ia Aa oue
1 said, "H you will only heay o
think can make you unders
implore you not TO be angry
II am not angry, | have listen
you every time-too many times mass
not time to listen any mora.
This he said so angrily tliat / ssls sha
tears coming into my eyes. aa in
spair ! turned to Harrsat and
'Very we'll, Harriet, we win
you shall not gol ho exel4iaaoa
Twenty years have shown ls H
scum and never yet was any pnR eafGsd
dissatisfied with what | tal
have myself written this cRtalo a8 you
carry. Now will nothing say a4 Yau
can ask il you wish should exp 81 any.
5hing,n
he folded his arms and Stepped Back
ihe very image Of q splendid nan "a
luik. hesitated what TO do, but w ta6
gulped down my wounded fael ilsas na
vent on looking and haalging netes.
Presently he began To cooi doW Ia
iee his mistake. In less than hall au hlaaF
le had ceased to be hostil6. ana bafora
he end Of the hour he had beoosne riHn6
y, and more. He seized both "a II
n his, exclaiming:
'fWe shall be good friend su
must come again 70 Rosenberg Vai
nust see 1t all. will myself o M
very room. No matter who eana IA
ONE in, they shall not W admit
70 alone with you.n