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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29
WOMEN NO LONGER cHATTERs.
When She Has Anything to Say Now She
Writes IL.


Ore OF the Joys Of my childhood was TO
stand In front OF ii newspaper shop, with
face close to the glass deyouring eagerly
all the illustrated comic papers In sight
Tho news agent vas often inconsldeate in
that The papers woro folded In two 30 that
half the picture or the moral thereof was
frequently missing Then used to pre-
,cnl that /, was stupid Joke. and / aid
not caro- TO read any more. Even In those
days the critical spirit Of the axe must have
Infected me. Tor / remember a vague dls-
comfort. due no doubt 10 the unoxprcssod
Idea thar. had IL not been for talkauye
women and far warll,e mothers-n-law, the
od.ora OF comic papers would be short Of
material.
M0hcis.ln-law have been grossly ma
llgnci. hut We all know the laxative
woman The disciplinary effects OF contact
with such a heing are uurinjed. CoHeon-
traton OF thought cannot be attained more
surely than by reading aaaiduoualy while
tno woman talks One Of two thIngi 10
inevitable. You either quarrel violently OF
learn to read steadily through everything
ana 10 quarrel with people who know your
private affairs IS foolish, for &c leads 20 a
publicity which modest souls shun. The
only thing tc be done Is 10 read WIKI per-
slstance Practice renders this quito ample.
when you are an adept you wIll find your.
self throwing IN a gracious "les' 9t NO
Wboneyer Tie woman stops 10 tato breath
owing 10 tho vast increase In newspaper
correspondence and TO other literary causes,
the yduhle woman IS rapidly becoming OK
tiuct A Few yG1rH aHo almost an tho VIII
Ing was done hy nen. Consequently, when
ever a man was filed Win cNuherant vital
nv he 'yrote o noys or p0oin. Thus be
Was able to remove the pressure from ms
brain. and--d0ublc tJy-eNp1lnd DIS views
without contradiction. u no could not got
auythh.z printed he could stlll write A8
a ias. resource he could always |rita zee
tors 10 the newspapers, tign them 'Fattr-
fsn,llIas pro Bono publlc0," OF ''Au In
dlgnaut Ratcpayer" This kiud Of thlns
mas a particular charm for some people,
you eau Eey so many hasy ihlus4 ABOUT
your enemies under cover % q winning
bath agitation or q school board Questlgp'
For women. iii lately, thrrc was nolhinN
Of fbIn Kind. Consequently her Ylialliy |
bnbbIed over In f0ollshness, and her sex
was stamped as sex Of habDlera' thFuuan
no aoua! fault Of s own. bose women
Who did NOT chatter were either uuil ara
unrasponsiya or they we're Nsnsiplc ana tN- /
,,,,sgtd thplr ext bnrAncn. A physicians I
f1irht say. repression induced caNNts
rpseohes when the individual Nai on FpHl
rnd thus women got the reputation OF uenh
aroldg. Again. through no iaull OF tnru
own. all mis- ls being altered. NoE, hearH
e,er,, woman al least writes 20 me news
o !, ~ sb5 many write FOR the newspapers
- ,crv Vol. too--s1metiinea, ana - a
biasssd end Is served. Journalism y near
In, hairo. THE voice OF the ialkaurs Wpni,
/, {, will soon be heard no longer IN the ANA
ma me comic papers VIII h>aAs - hAo
aew line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

womon Nue employees are
rue aggregate number OF p.rs,r, a.,
sasea IN the service OF the sn.,,4',. y.
s sH9 pioie House does no, vary much from
II me society owns lss sets Of s,srso,vr,
Hons ~ y, we plates OF ihe Bible. or por-
sinca ~ ~ comprising 10000 words.
,.,tte tnt society was organized its "a
SepI nave been ever sec 0O0 0O1 incinS-
~ Az iesaeles amounting to *. coo 900.
a. rue total nutnber OF volumes issiied nv,
92677i. 0'sAnishtion' Is o.
4, Inc work Of tho society in distribute,
nart ~ marvellous Ia Its agents are 10 every
hssth tne United States and In every
"a ~ ANA; Among tho soldiers during
ooo W sl ana before and since. nearly s. 900 :
IVY BIBLES were distributed. In 1869 to
@nrate the frat half century Of the So
Icy ; history, an organized ATTEMPT was
iiiaue 70 place the Bible ia every house not
possessing one This Is the third time such
'9 1sH hRi been attempted, and the reports
". 20 shovel that nearly 5000. 600 FAINT
i les We're visited and Of these over 900 .OON
th, ~ bIple ana were supplied. In 1852
eno j. 'uagers began a fourth supply which
was hnished in 1870 ana showed that Bibles
latlqn. " F'''-
y IS worthy 70 note that the entire dis
ttrlbuuon OF Scriptures. IN this country.
duriug the eight years embraced In the
iourth resuppy was S.14G,SOs copies, IN
tWenIy-soyen dinoront languages. Some Of
these are az follows; IN Welsh 29.2S1;
German, 1890; Dutch. II .SO7: Norwegian
and Danish l53707; Swedish. e9oT77. ttnl-
Ian, b7,Ss3; Finnish. gsit: Polish. 2.3i7;
hungarian. 2.5l3i Bohemian. 992l. Chinese,
In comparing recent statistics with those
NJ an early period Of the socloty's history
!, VIII be found that the proportion Of fam
nos 10 The Unitod States destitute of the
scriptures Is much smaller than Il Was
when the society was Instituted. notwlth
'tnnd'ng the Immense growth OF our popu-
alton,
The American nlbl0 Society has aided in
he translation, printing. or distribution OF
no Scriptures IN he following languages
WA dialeets-nln oy-hye IN ali. Hebrew,
irc7k, Englsh Gaelic. irish. Wrlfh.
'rcnch, Spanish. Hebrew Spanish, poru-
yuosg, Italian, German, Hcbrew-Geruau.
Dutch, Swedish. Daniah Finnish, Polish
bohemian, Hungarian, Latin. Modern
ireek. Albanian, Boumnnlan Scrviau. hui.
.arnn, slaynnic. Russian. and Rcval-Fs-
honian, Turkish. Osmanli-Turldsh, Graeco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29
MILLIONS OF BIBLES,
wonderful Work of the Amerl-
can Bible Society.
|sIGRTY YEARS or LIFE.
|s.y.n Thousc1d BitleS a Day From
The OF Blpls HOUSE,.
IasY ARB SENT TO EVERY LAND.


NEW YORK, oc.. IL.
"a, far from the busy whirl ot Broadway
a with the Third Ayen-e Elevated trains
',s,ne close behind it stands. at the
,,ser Of Fourth avenue and Astor
H., ono OF the most famous build
La in this country. II not In tho
IA Nothing in It's architectural appear
r., rs history or rs cost contribute to
4, fame. for 1t is modestly constructed OF
II br.ek has been the scene OF no great
IN, and. as buildings are considered now,
!, built very cheap. Nevertheless. It's
h. Is known in every land beneath the
I'd and spoken in nearly a hundred dln-
~ md languages. It may be said to be
II, American home OF the Bible. From Il
:. Zach working day in the year 1000
3s,s aud Tcstaments, more Than 1000 600
wl that go into the four corners OF the
III through the dlstHbuuye agency Of the
,-srlean Bible Society. For nearly eighty
|a-s this famous organization has carried
n The work Of spreading the Word Of God
Inone men. The American Bible Society
Is funded on the sth OF May. 1916 at a
raysaaon held in this city for the purpose,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

'DOf1nNH ilNl IANAhH
ii1n aa nous resto que no,re doolour
Ainis daHr Va ylo
ON pirufe pile
fo1t GO qui prize a dos lnrmes au occur"
sang Anasase IN a low voice, busting the
riIe7 Of copyb0okH His wages were O hun
drad francs month. and b. earned them.
THAT ~ not very cheerful Anastase mon
gurcan," exclaimed Monsieur l.alos, uueE-
psctelly emerging from bis cosy back par
igr. lie WAS barrcl-bnd'Cd llitl0 man.
wlth black curraut eyes behind his shiny
spretaclrg. 'You should compose songs
such ss ] SANG 10 my youthful days, about
sprlngudo and kifsel. and pretty women.
All Madame lal0ls''-the intervening
class door crolked carclCsgly forward
"Clgae Il. AnastaHo,' said the Patron"
neryously. Let us avoid draughts and all
M Winds But you have a charming wife
and daughter. Sing Of them You arc as
dblufui as TIC one-eyed bcggiT that means
paFt the door on Saturday."
~ give hon my hCst Monsieur" said
Amldon. "Ah. but ! sling Of them often"
"And me your worGt" grumblcd tho shop
keeprr lelurely finishing his chocolate.
'tVgl VOL. you are Fight Naturally, they
viii mako more o. your Badness than ="
oExncty." asseuted Amldoh. calmly. He
nerfeoily mndersipoi hs lord and master.
nriga themselves IN their good nature.
satoethly aelhEh, chcaply benevolent. Put
back ny cup In the parlor. AnasiAse," aaid
WSpsieur falois. who was not sure how
much ms wife might have heard Of hla rash
ra,,intsreuCe Tie assistant obeyed He
oossessss little book called Tile Dusty
i,sad 10 Glory II treats. not Of cruel ter.
tnros but VI splashes aud cindk aud nlEo Of
~.nerous haliprnce. AZ that iiine Il formed
b's most unWholesome. lndlge5Qblo daily !
N Is nobsdy's fault but your own" |
argued tho Etatoncr. querdl0usiy. why /
did vow not Stand higher On tho la u !
candidates2 Why did you marry 10 eariyg |
vVhv did yo1-bah. a hundred whysl you
oughlnt to be a shopkcepor'a assistant
why are you?
II DO not eompialn." replied Amldon.
rolorlng BESIDES, you arr mistaken.
shuuld not be happier as sehoolmnstef"
aWhsw" exclaimed Monsieur Ialois. sud
ieniy coilapsing on the counter Then you
yin never be content7"
@No Indeed replied Anashsc, adding
aloud flr he WAS Frenchmnn--"n Between
No and my coDtentment lies The wurldr'
''Yol are poet" calmly responded
Monsieur Laiold. and speak pooucaily.
Tou would be- fairly comfortable. presume.
Ike most poets. u people praised your
ierFea. aud paid Tor hem."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29


1T IS possible" AnAstase shruseea al,
shoulders, lie thought Of his copybnol
at home. hidden away In the old deal aesk
Would those Eohlets of his hearts best blood
ever pass from unknown baud to hand. 10 be
quaned amid laughter and tears? lie
trembled at the idea. Ho could not have
said WHITTIER IN ccatasy or pain.
mo. II Is undouhted," grunted Monsieur
L1lois But YOU will never have an OPP
portuniiy Of proving II. No publisher will
ever publish your poems, Have you tried 20
u have tried. Monsieur IAl0ls," replied
tho assistant YEARLY. for his masters
question had long slnee lost Its unpieasnK
freshness. He did not say how often no
had hoped and failed, Fortunately for him.
self he had lost count.
no I not know And that goes 10 prove
what I was saying. Your poems are too bad
TO get printed, or too good. which is worse.
because far more hopeless Who shall do
cldo whlchg aut It docs not matter. for in
either case the publishers are right No
body reads poetry nowadAys or that, at
least, / am a Judge. See therer' lie swept
his podgy hand 10 half circle along his
shabby book shelves. 'rhere they are.
he cried. fright at tho ton, Racine, Cor
nellie. MoliCrci Go up. Anastase. and wipe
the dist ont Il Ia your misfortune, mon
garcon. tina; you are an immortal. Thoy
die Of hunger, Ne a H0lsgnhey or a Ca
burlaul Behold, even Mon Premier Crime
Is torn TO taiters Write a book Ike thatl
Al. II is friend who advises you, Write
book like that Go, YOU will have TO swccn
out shops no mere
You have given me that advice before"
replied Amid0n, ool0rlng, but cannot
produce bad book moan. not lnton-
lonally. would rather remove dirt than
mako IT,"
"Ta.ta.ta." persisted Monsieur 1Alois.
I'VE ask not FOR badness, but Tor eNcitcmont
Above all. write prose. You live Ia
prusy arc. Write novel Never have I
warned you so plainly, but you will come
70 die OF your poetry, you and YOUR family
For, remember Anlidon, thatn ittsnot pleas
ant Tor a poet to be a shopkecper's assistant
neither Is It pleasant tor shopkeeper to
tavc poet In his pay"
no not do my duty" began Anastase,
holly.
"Pooh I am not sending YOU away
Nevertheless, Il Ia uncomfortable Somehow
It makes one feel responsible for the world
being upside down. | would rather have
Twentieth edition OF Crime glamour and
not quarrel with your fate"
81 am not a novelist" murmurcd Amidon
staring after q rumblnR yellow omnibus Of
"Autslll Madoleine'--but never seeing IT,
Monsieur Lalois made ono more testy
EFFORT 10 save tho lost "Looll here" he
said. with supreme resolve, ''its twenty
seven years Hincc | began this library II
YOU look down the list and ind that poetry
hasn't been asked for twice during all that
period, will you vt down like a good hoy.
Tonight and Try 10 write a story2'
81 am not novelist" replied Amllon
81 thank you much for your kindness, Mon.
slcur lalols"
But Monsieur walked OF in huU. under
cover Of a considerable customer Geniuscs
wcr0 always pig-headol and heggary Tie
regretted his own cond@cension. lie was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

me, Let Ne have a iltue pAlleneei L., II,
walt for the answer from pinard mis-
TINE, perhaps, he will take the Chants do
beautiful"
An, dearest do not rely upon thatr'
He did not heed her And from that
helsht 20 lie Crime dc Ia Rue Mocador. 10
la Femme Papa Cclestlne. / viii not
Better hunger than dishonor That Is not
my mission. Nohlosse oblige."
NV enid. did ever deny ltv'
No, dearest, not through all these years
Selost'ne. you cannot accuse mo Of coward
ee. ! nave never said, as Monsieur Lelols
pretehds, mat ! am ashamed Of being a
snophan, He lies. II Is not shame"
10, indeed, she said, proudly "Ah,
but You are right. Yet II would be a ahnme
Wlltuly to remain H. II you could rise TO
greater mean better thugs. Truly YOU
nave mission, my Annstase; had We not
oeNoIca mat from the first NO should loug
ago nave silent In peace. all three OF us.
nut my darlington, my darling-what
NAlN mission uniulnllede"
her.
surely" shc hurried on. with flaming
eheeks. TO fulAl the mission. that must be
your hrst, your only aim! Great thoughts
can be uttered. great truths can be taught
in prose-"
u mn a poet" he burst In Wildly. 81
cannot help It, sneak IN verse"
shg took w her work again, and Tor the
newt half hour he paced In uuhr0ken Ailcnoa
Them suddenly. with q passionate move
ment he struck to the ground his pile Of
precious copy books, In general scatter,
ANU aeiAlng a sheet Of paper. began eagerly
to write,
Nelestine, pcerng stealthily across tho
table, perceived that tho limos Of manuscript,
ran on without a break
Ana gradually tho beggarly little room,
bare Of all but-ln soothi- thr "harcst" me-
eessiiics. Under the llght OF its vulgar
paraihn lamp became filled with the golden
nope " morning. the rainbow Epleudours
OF birth and awakening Aud the spirim
ot the beautiful, that sleep more lightly
thRn you wot o. arose TO make merry With
music and dancing An the air was bright
with the aWoctnoss Of their coming; q thou-
Hanl radlanccs shone round about them.
Thousand flowers cast perfumes at thoir
Rect Ihete was rejoicing and singing un-
uttorahle, and yet, amid all the gladness
ana the glory, there was, also the solemn
triumph OF great effort greatly achieved
Celestlno. IN her quiet corner. al her
number work, felt something also Of this !
Mondrous ecstasy Of young creation, AVID |
bowed hcr head with hated breath
For the Angel Of Llfe--hnve not already |
SAID It had stood al Amldon's cradle and |
blessed him wherc he lay Do what he |
would, he was poet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

Turkish ArIntur-Turkish, Ancient Ar
menlan, Modern Armenian. Koordlah, Azor-
hlian, Arabic. Ancient syrlGc Modern syr-
lac, Persian, Urdu, Hludi. Punjabl. Telugu,
Cnnarsge, Tpmil. Msrathl. paharl, Kuma-
onl 0urmukhi, siamoso, Laos. MJngslian.
Burmese, chinese (classlcGD. Easy Wonli
ChlneGa (Msndarul. the 1'ooehrv. Swallow,
Shanghai. spoahow. Canton Nlngpo, and
Annoy Colloqu'als Japanese. Japanese
lkuntenl, and C0reau, hawaiian. l1bon
Marshall ls!RndD Gilbert Islands. Kusa-
i1l Po1apo, Mortl5ck, and Ruk, Dakota,
Mustokea tCreell, Choctaw. Cherokee, Mo
hawk, Seneca OiihW8 Delaware, and
Ne2 Perces, Zulu, Bongo, GrobO, Mpongwe,
DiEol0, Tonga. umbundu and ShoeBwa.
crcolese, ArrswacE and Aymara The en-
tire Bible has not vet been translated into
even 100 languages and more than sixty
Of tho $50 languages and dialects In which
the Holy Scriptures have been printed
hav0 received only a single book Of the
bible. u is clo3r that -he work which Is
yot TO be accomplished viii demand tho
patient efforts Of the dOvout aud benev0-
lout for many coming years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

you whose literary taste is manifest
now much mora 'seiSing would be the
hhAie, Y you sent down Eatrelio to her
husband. guilty and smiling as hcl Besides.
woman TO repent In literature, must first
nave actually stunned hnve written at
some leneth because Of the interest take
" eohlrere who Is evidently dehutaut
OF great promise. WIN you have the story
baek 70 alter II, or will YOU loavo tho mat
ter 20 mag II is only counle Of PAGES"
There was postscript II should wish
francs"
Amldon laid down tho letter. Then he
TOOK u up ogain. lilo did not look toward
his wife.
IT is everything" he said at last. 'and
nothing. Beyond everything. And under
an She could not answer. In her tumult
OF proud disappointment and angry Joy.
Never before had such letter come, 10
personal, with such kindly touch OF aym-
palmetto Interest. And from 40 great an
authority The notes from the publishers.
most badgcrcd Of human beings. had never
contained anything but stcrc0lyped rsma.
Hla, Here was man OF letters who Inn
meilatcly recognized kindred genius. Had
she not always said that II but onco her
husband could look a brother IN tho face
the voice Of blood would spcall In hcr love
el the now friend, 10 her anger against
MN she knew not what to say or think
Nearly three month"; wages earned I'm
ono evening, Thore were thrcc hundred
and slNtyenyo evenings IN tho year--aho
descended to the nceds OF the moment
every ptosout want " tho little hnusehoid
should be amply supplied with $50 frane,
suddenly Annsiase turned upon her, almost
brutality
"ono cannot prostitute his child"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-29

BAD attended by delegates from thlrty-Hve
pch societies. with the same object, In
,arlous pafA Of the country. Hon. Elias
: i'ldlao' d New Jersey. son Of a slguer
n the Declaration OF Independence. was the
No president He was succeeded In that
VICE BY tie Hon, Joha jay aud In tho
ehiy yehra Of the aoclety's lie there have
fean succession Of men Of national rcpu-
"A uon AZ tho head OF the organization. The
N eAl2n; now Is the Hon. u, L, Fanoher
y ms held The office nearly thirty years.
7a' 'oeIc'y Is a benevolent institution,
49, Who founded IT., and their successors,
IN ever aimed by all wise methods to
81 he Holy Scriptures within the reach
"A A. mo publications of the society are
"A % case sold at a profit. Those who are
% purchase them can do so az the
w cost OF their Manufacture. whllo those
we e'reun3tances call for such cousidcrl-
4 are supplied without price.
ts society 8 also strictly unsectarian.
a o'a4l OF Managers represents seven dii-
.'1' denominations Of Chrlsians. 1t
D'u 10 circulate the Scriptures among all
- lmpnlally and TIA affairs are man
Il M'hout denominadonal bias or con-
% 'a4 connection It Is proper to refer to
n principle adopted in relation to the
'.Hsn'Hg Of scriptural notes aud comments.
4 y n'4' article Of the constitution explicitly
"A's' that die solo object OF the instltu-
= 10 encourage a wider circulation of
+ HoIy Scriptures without note or COM
li
zee government Of the society Is iptrusted
board Oi Aianagars. consisting OF thirty
@ymen, one-f0urth OF whom 80 out Of
-09 each Year but arc re-elIglble. The
lAbar OK elected -r,auorers siprs Tho orran-
IAuon % The .eoj,ty, a. eco. h,,,,,t,,3 ,,s
|ftnty-slHhF
Sine, ~
NJ. u s9Gety's organization, about
~. 'Nlu4end persons have sustained to-
~ 70 tae relation Of life directors or lie
'ApeI5, Many Of uiess have already
l2ed away 10 ,helr beavotly r,,g,r3 THOR, /
w stIll iivis.. t-..'. 'NI'' '""n'"' 80
la ,..,, ',,''-- however so lar as the othcera
''W' more than 10000 OF this ]
.es company.
lAe Society has had nm tts rrglsts,. for I
91idornbls tlms 49, o oon e.,,.',t,-ei,,
li those hay, -. ~. 1.,, ,'-,.1-
sal7s,i,,, ,'''e tnah o.oVo oTaneh Or
il ~ I 81 'lat u ia'pFoooblc there arc |
~. ~ 'nHh 1000 Bible societies In this /
'-A'5y watch, directly or Indirectly. csn- |
V lh this Institution
Tor brief o, i65 ss,,,. 49,, a.,,,,t ,.to- /
TIE p5, ~ alter inc organ alton
= the NJ. 'ne ilanae rs were indebted
sathly -. W. l-pns IN which to hold their
w. mye"rBs to the courtesy Of the
n" oi tha city Of New York. to the
'eIners ot the Ner Ynrls 5osn,tst and 10
Y New Yorl NJ. ~ iioal''u' anu -
Ihe orle,na, '''l'O 'eal society.
q o. ,te '' depository WIS In tho Of
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1 1 1


'what IL II. AnastasoY' asked Celes-
tine. as soon as sho raw him that evening,
Nothing. chorIe,"
"Ah, mon ami. since when do you think
I am blnd?' Her great eyes nllod with re-
proach
"Sinca YOU sec the Invisible" he an.
swercd, laughmgly,. "Whure is the child2'
"Ab1d and awake, You are latc''
The patron kept me- lie made
great fuss because there vas sou wrong
w the days accounts, lie Is quite right
one should always be accurate Ia business"
Anlstase passed Into th' inner room. There
were two rooms and 4 cupboard which tho
Amid1ns beloved 20 be d Kitchen. Il would
have been cruel 10 unlccryo them.
"Tho poor man. murmurod Celo5tinc.
wlstfHlly, "Afior Huppor ! shall find out"
She was a child barely twonty. And
despite hard work and prIy1tlon, Hho wa
lovely. with all NJ frcnchwuman's charm
Of congrums HImpliclty. In the cheapest OF
hlacl, siufls. that might hnvc grown with her
On was old enough and tho p8lost Of creamy
campleyI1us, and o pair Of eyes like Stars,
Size prayed faithfully 10 the Virgin IN heaven,
but her mes saint Waf Aunstasc.
The two-year-1ld child sat up In her cot
Lima dulo" sac siammorcl, then. with a
light Equeczc OF her cyos and a general
wrlggl0 "Vlerrc Marie. papa. malnan. Lima"
~ 49, ~ r. ~ t.t -
question followed the nightly prayer
For, unwarra1Ablo aH 10 may appear, the
father brought home present every evening
Nll' iheie ephleA 40 tue HlF19Wse OF peuiE
po,tl Mhth loNo ntf tNV pleasure gardens
return with empty haud' Scraps Of cu6re1
paper from tho shop bits Of tinfol Oh rag
from tho pavement OF even the dust-bln
these. carefully collected hid def hand
Woald convert hlo an onAless procession OF
hplendors' "a par OF sq'st9rs ana q bottle
or gum, ne Woua say' arc e1uHl TO
purse ana a 10Y sllp u wa. rue YET |
coni1unled "a real paln present with the /
beautiful '1oulouH de papa
Amidon tucked In NY niue daughter, and !
went back to her whom he called 'Ieur
mere eux dclS'
'Sle Is looking very palo,' he said "a1d I
no thin" CeIefdre put aside her work.
"Sh3 VIII he better SAID Celastlne bravey /
when rh1 warm weather comes" Aud they
sat down to their supper OF 'hludlu,' nnd
that rough bread which, IN Paris. Is sold by
tho yard,
About food Anaslafn was fortunately moro
Indifferent Than d customary with poets An
meat and drink mat his wife sni before him
he designated "neciar aud amhroala." An
DID ioke. vhcn FIRST made and a sorry ono.
1ut Il did bravo service % that li,tlo house.
iol1 on many "a mrarcf DAY
She watched him tondefly, aakine NOTHING.
.pr ahe wanted 10 Bud out. No via rssfi5gs
iyer hla lntormlnabio copy hooks The
attest un6nished tragedy tAlexandrlnes
nan lay open before him. with D81 fg,n.
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