The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03

great beauty. who had been entrusted e bic
IL ssI PfS5s Re ns However before
sssn;t nor sSsGs fsl4Sn .i u. essr hsa
bromio returning ana binding BE n, sr;.;
e q. pae. s and ns 'Gr place.
entntions. but for q time 10 vain until ehmn nss
d iscesepins under foot a knot Of. velvet bear.
Ins SsS n. wcpa Hn
sanctos cried tho kbins Il " well adssyIseS
Ptocssd d So on like than and T viii make
Pss s.. dter sses ct ss
tess late 10 had s! to use i SO nf to His
WliS ff the house ,s % Which Isd Mn
found there a fair lady reclining on a couch.
who started up in alright 1T his 9ppearnnt .In
tho purpose OF his coTing and leay9el after
q conversation with which 1 VIII not tIonn,e
Ing that the sdy had found the velvet knot n
another part OF tho town and hal nerssu
d"SsS e sSs RIM IN asps
The swain. sire, was too much taken a,ss up
With bis own aa mot sSv"
from the lady,',s apartment he met her husband
n.ISs Kps sSsInns rn .na SnS f'
%nsh 20 tnS Sso fn De Hruns start of
prise, PASSED unnoticed snve Wy me- :. ,o,,c
STRANGER me n hss"enhInr hs Staircase was
stopping him and learning the reason OF . nis
presence. but Dromio whose MINI nxo Tns wI his
WHARF he lady had told him she fonnd the vel, vel.
re ei nH between garden walls. he found =
great House. barred and gloomy, md well
sesnnas q s every side dseov
cred tied about the bars OF an upper WINDOW
Of wesS Wssa the he IN H.
Thus he knew that the nymph was imprisoned
II viii make 1t twenty FIVE. as am good
churchman" his Majesty cried dropping ING
| little dog he was nursing into the Du"hesss
tbaH fa he "dded. your friend Is treasurer
bowed ny acknowiedGment ssi taki so os o to
SssGn as d He so :? Ms as we'll
her husband. Hitherto Madame. willing to ne
ACCOUNTED part in SO pretty rIa tatsp af 10
cause her husband n little mild jealousy. had
listened to the story with certain s,y dem o
SO much so thut felt somethln. ike com
Function as the moment for striking the blew blew
best best ' IS yet to come. sire went on: AS
think you will acknowledge IN a mho nor ,is
%as st IN the Depths Of sspa He
seeE'ns inrPess u and finding none, until
81 snsh yssn sunf ns
nymph. fortune took pity on him. AS he stood o 4
surprise s'e sre ~ I've sontn%ed round
f Ss to him
than the husband OF the lady who by plck N i
and ss1q the Y ns
sappns his knee an eeftasy Ct his Swn
Tn eS MhSi Ser as We
th as Br wH ssS ery st
derstood why she rose up suddenly from he[
csss ssfns Ct
crowd or, round her looking only at him will
h eu 1Ss' curse. ' seemed to think only Of me
strIdnG step nearer as though 70 st XIX me
him in this mockine fashion; to Az nns
tSSs tts and hd s@ Snd hSd hs haa
into the hands Of fate. above all to be xposeeG
at once to his wife,s resentment ana the r .h
| Guile OF the court-for he could not be sure tina
/ should not the next moment disclose hi
name-so wrought on him that for moment
Ris rar Ho indeod. did what had not mean
do The King catching sight q hr Ms fs Zee
and remembering tnat ntHe., Ie bIuni u1
ELECTED the story screamed suddenly Hare!
, and pointed ruthlessly at him with MS nnget
After that / had no need to speak, the stor
leaning from eye to eye. and every eye settling
on Bruh who sought in vain to compose MI
features Madame. who surpassed MIN. a
women commonly do surpass men. ~ sell.
, troll. was the first to recover herselt: ana SIT
ting down as quickly as she had risen. con
,, fronted alike her husband and her rivals VIII
O pale smile. ,..,
all hreathless. the eye alone busy Ihen th
King laughed mischievously. Come; NJ
Bruhl" he cried. perhaps You will finish N
l tale for us?" And he threw himself back
his chair. a sheer on his lips.
, "Or. why not MADAME de Bruhl; y said tn
l Duchess. with her head on one side and ne
eyes giittering over her fan. Madame would
| am sure, tell il so we'll. "
But madame only shook her head smlin
1 always that forced smile. For Bruhl himsel
glarlng from face to face like bull about
:; | charge, ] have never seen man more out
l countenance or more completely brought
bay. His discomposure. exposed as ne was
the ridicule OF all present, was such that tn
y presence in which he stood scarcely hndere
r him from some violent attack. and indeed D
{ eyes. which had wandered from me at IN
0 Kings word. presently returning to mo agail
! he SO far forgot himself ms to raise his han
d furiously. uttering ut the same time savaG
onth. The King cried out anREi!y. Have
8 care. sr!" but Bruh only needed this 30 lar q
to thrust aside those who stood round hi
q and push his way hurriedly through the circl
n (VD he cont iJllieI)