The Greenville times., 1894-09-22

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I'd al about ten in the morning in
!, Al her window, which faced on
Rue des Charrettes, busy shaping
trimming superb bonnet, when
!. Dufresnes, her employer, opened
door suddenly and, fiourishing a
,er burst into the room.
genriette Henriettel Haven'tyou
aitY Don't you know" shouted
out OF breath. Look, seew
nd she thrust the paper-the Petit
sunaie-under her eyes, pointip9
4 notice on the fourth page az
fine. Henriette Emilienne
oel, daughter of Pierre Augusse
lounel, late piano tuner Rue de
"a Pont, at Rouen, is requested to
,ber address to M. Thiebault, law
rs Place du vieux-Marche, Havre
Prty."
,u must write the lawyer at once,
par-at once"
IS, am going to, Of course,
NJ hDufresnes, right off," said Hen
Vie
: following evening, in reply to
lsatter. Mile. Bardonncl received
vo'rom NJ. Thiebault asking her to
0mt once to his Office.
rsy current expenses a check for
ihsancs was inclosed. Decidedly
hinwere looking well, and Nine.
Duines remarked upon 1t.
y were born with u silver spoon
hyt mouth, my dear. / Ihave always
nd !. And NJ. Leonce--he, too, Is
very ppy, Is he not? Is he going with
Iou Havre" n M
X once, or Leonce Lecarpentier,
yu son OF a linen draper in the
hai TX Meules, a promising young
heher Of twenty-eight, blonde and
krnbut as gentle and timid as a
inh
Empyed in his fathers shop, fol-
fps lcarpentier did not believe any
pre- tan was necessary in throwing
y moey into the gutter, Leoncs
nh oily indulge rarely his passion
the,retty little milliner A brace
or gown on her birthday or a
N Yar's, q few picnics on Sundays
hng the summer and few parties
Asloually, and that was all.
lstrained, however, by paterna
n6usiness exigencies, Leonce had t.
lenrietta take the journey alone
nuIRouen to Havre.
Il lawyers Office was in the seconC
Rnrbf an old, dilapidated structure
lhend of courtyard.
y hiebault, thin little man, will
ntture, sharp eyes under his larg'
pperimmed spectacles and blacl
siwtap on his head, motioned t,
y yong girl to take a seat on hi
hoppsite the window.
MlleBardonnel, / suppose?"
Yes, ir..
You hve taken care to bring you
'ilfeat Of birth, as | suggested?'
Here Is, sir"
me lawer unfolded the paper an,
''eiully cad the statement.
herre Auguste Bardonnel-so ia
good. Iorrectl Your father lef
snce abut 1866, did he not, miss2
les, sir. was then five years old
sWere g'ing to meet him in New
ux My nother has often told m
Story lie wrote us three or fou
les as ne,rly as l can remember
!" we never received any furthe
m nom lim-never. My mothe
oeen deat six years, and | have n
ag relation except a cousin at Fl
iour father, miss, died on Januar,
NV, In South America, leaving
'une valuel at one hundred an
'a'y thousand piasters, or 81
a'fed thousand francs, of whic
~He the sole heir. TO enter int
pVsession OF the whole of thi
mne 1t will be necessary for you t
'aere In person In order that yo
g my colleague. M. Guastells
= the executor.
W way down there. But, NOR
W shall advance the necessar
nt Have no fear on that score.
and when must start?"
N us see-the Eurydice-th
friday, Saturday. All, here
@e iberie. for Buenos Ayres. Yo
all next Monday. That's rathe
You have just time to get bnc
'ss~ %vucn and make your preparation
\ ~ ~ expect you then, mademoisell'
@onoay next without fail"
snty-lve days after Henriett
.sonnel, fortified with NJ. Thi,