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

eral novem emit In that direction took place. |
he Baron dc BiTon. for the gentleman by the |
@ ssSi w wsssnf ws s ssns put
him until ". de hambouillet esmo W when .h ne |
w.at fGrwrd win s f s:
a' Grion 1I Rad ALREADY seized upon the King
m nmn ch I9wer than that which he had used ont
side. NJ. de Biron seeing this; parted from the
sat down on q trunk against the wall while
Ram boullet. followed by myself and three nr
feHr % Mi sn Hsr he Nsove 70
Majesty seeing him md thankful think god ,Sr
the y sSs G nj. an q ihs Ro
hope something fresh to tell Let him 4 sp Sa9
W would Si run mo through. mani 60 and quarrel
with some one oi your own size! Wa, u.o
hS Sf las9 r TssfiT 9IS VIII the PIKE
Nevers. nodded TO Iamb2uillet We,i' my
have YOU brought" ,...,. N,u,,,.
"fn sense, sire. q new face."the MARQUIS
Well. cannot say much for the pretty hHs,
er The he k sssnA sSifhK s hand f
"fll be sworn thongh' he continued; h us !
rose from, from ny knee chat you want something
Nay sire. answered .,l h Si6I S,S Sr bs my
head boldly for Crons e snx y nsu e"Ne
the o. advantage. For your MAJESTY has sup:
piled me with nGT lest ao se sn %H OF new new
game. il your Majesty would bo pleased to
grant Mans said mot SOP" cried the King. rails
ing his hand with u laugh. g He does want
2ethns Blu. he sys 9noI nGt gndoSofv'ns
What a% ma PC rr nHnand H. de- Rambouot
Sosr Maies!y would %Siss u" / S0u fo WIiI
"Ghut! A small command, Henry eIacnIi
they SG do not want big ones. StI sap ,n
be b tHepS mp DO not get
what you want for him you will sulk iike tho
rest my friend; s9 -. nov.rh had cause to COM
plain OF mei' auoth the, Marquis, forgetting
his role. or too proud to play it. ,,
no m nSr"" thu King answered viii pay Tor
twenty men do for him NSry Tei n;od IG
at n me and yaWning. your renues is granted
You will lind some other pretty baGE,nnEessoye Ter
there Go to them Here nr Ran bs f TO
matters Of more Importance. lis new
sweetm eat samet has sent me- have G made
Thus dismissed. fell back and stood for
ut Il Gss or 20 Ills
Majesty 1t is true. had hidden mo 60 to Ger
tain pretty baggaEes. meaning. apphrenti5.
1--WE fair ladies' who were seated at the turther
end OF the room. diverting themselves with as
many cavaliers: but the compactness OF THIS
peais Of laughter which proceeded from them hem
telling of wit and vyaeity beyond the h orIi,
nasy snPpt6d 1he tSat attack such
phalanx. even with the kings good VII IGo vas
beyond the daring OF ,rllion; ana ioo mV.
self in some more modest fashion.
Criion was still mounting out his anger
rnns he w whsh ds 9Sn
tho latter was. or affected to be. asleep. I'll.
lon is forever going into RACES now" a eourtier
'' Eyes" his fellow answered.. with shrug Of
his shoulders. 1t is a pity there Is no one TO
tame ,l him D. But he has such a long reach
not that much IS the tel sSEts tH ~
the ts0r poqFksr no use
The other nodded. For a momept the wiid
idea Of winning renown by tanning NJ, de ot FL
middle OF the floor. but had not more than
passed through my brain when felt ,, my
gentleman whom had encountered on the
,1 ss II r. small voice.
y tSs Ts ss;isSS aa %s answered
eweied me sa,a SSEss siT per-
Sopsaea tns. EDS T
"If it please you" answered. bowling sttmy
ana rTani ans S does please
me. under the circumstances. for there is 9
lady here Who desires res; vU wof fd Tth yon t0oS
He turned in his languid fashion. while
turning. too. saw with secret dismay that the
Ave lade S. referred to above were all no"
his with such. sportive glances as told only
too certainly OF some PLOT in progress or SOM
not not see that had any choice save to, obey
and following my leader with ms muehdlgnitjI
could ,Re LADY wSo sat
who seemed TO he the leader OF thesenymphs.
Nay, sir" she said. cycling me c4rlously
yet with n merry fnce do not need you.
DO not look 80 high"
Turning in confusion to the next. saw be
whose Who Ell lodging had invaded in my search 10
Mile de la Vire: she. l mean. who. huvlnl
picked ny the velvet knot, had dT9pPea ,d = !,
She looked at mo. blushing and laughing; AM
the gentleman who had done her etrand pre-
listening. whether had found my mistress
s GriSd the ledS t9 whom This ma
tale. n Jest. a game. or forfeit Z!
An adventure. madam" answered. bow
OF gallantry. I'll be hound" she exclaime cd
Flo, Nine. de Bruhl' and you but six month
!, Nine. de Bruhl protested, Laughing. that sh
tho worst" she said: II carried the p9u ,,i
|
gentleman should be able to tell US very FIN
story. IL he will"
The Duchess and all the other ladies clnppir
their hands Mt this. and crying out that III
story must ana should be told found mysc
on n sudden in u prodigious quandary: an
one wherein my wits derived as little assist
| ance as possible from the bright eyes an
, saucy looks which environed me- Moreover
, the conmotion ATTRACTING. other listeners.
found my position while ] tried to oNtrlrat
myself grow each moment worse. 50 that
: hogan to lear that as had little mag lnatto
| should psrlorce have to tell the truth. IN
more thought of this threw me into cold pei
a SEPARATION lost l should let slip, something
con sequence. and prove unworthy OF the tru'
which ~. de ltosny had reposcd In me.
At the moment when. desrairnE OF o,
Treating myself, WAS imploring Nine. d
4 | Bruhl. who was my only acquaintance Their
to assist me. | heard amid the babel ol iaught'
and raillery which surrounded me-. certain
1 the courtiers having already formed Ia ds
: a circle and sworn l should not depart witho,
@ satisfying the ladies. q voice which struck
o chord in my memory turned to see who II
!, speak er was. and encountered no other tina
t NJ. de Bruhl himself. who with u flushed an
n angry face was listening TO the cXplanatlo
4 which friend WAS pouring into his ca
:, Standing at the moment with my knee
o Mime. do Bruhl's stool. and rememherin
o very well tho meeting on tho stairs. col
Ceiyel IN a flash, as II were. that mo man WI