Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
|IaIIE FRENCH GIRL.
IL amazed Her and an
'I mist married Her.
/ / FRENCH SCHOOL.


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p !. |. herself, pressed nst ,h I il
gn 4. rool pane anu
y :. al she was to be married
~ y, ~ Her pretty trouaseau
n'il arr,nrcments were com
-li1N ~ hsd time to think. II
sd sas whole life was passing
IS ~ well she remembered
W. ~ n,So went out every day
III ehlia Flvsees with the white
char.p .hnoned bonne. The days
M ,r. snrny and brignt tngn,
.selght II was TO leire ~ ~, ~
D. ss n he gardens Of the cares
tsnl a. thtir bright-oolored ian.
" w, ,,,onjes filled with flowers!
ri y. Valentine had often won
y w. nretty cafes looked IKE
~ US she mad only seen them
~ lV' 1rning when they looked
az H,,ss amidst the mass or
M which surrounded them.
isll a,hantlng gardens were the
X. cuignol shows, where fpiGt-
W terrible battles win an the
~ hls family! How an those
dark.halrsd little lads ana
Ne.heIl How the white teeth
w. small hands clappedl Val
orst Voiced her opinion OF
80 when she was four yoara
,sil. "TcHit tarm'utW and
s...s in the belief until she had
IN srom the Champs Eiysees ana
,t,-aeilonJ In the way OF wood
~ Gulgnol shows ana eaultre-
I. lessons and the convent,
" was seven she entered the
.,.s AZ tho sacre Occur, where lit
~ srlstocrats are trained and
n ,nd where baronesses and heir
~ bop-scotch with future nuns.
tIrb.csllei. whl,e-walled class
rs,re rows OF little black-robed
~, an backless benches, the les
harmed. There were some very
IN the school. For instance,
m the Saints days-of which
y. great many in the French
4, To be sure, one had to 80 TO
I'M but " one had to 20, 1t was
o,ssolatlon to wear a white veil
n sloyes. and listen to beautiful
"a Of The prettiest little chapels
Hr.,sse on Saints days there were
VA and after service the girls
Mil full.sleevod black alpaca
nd walked In the grand old gar
IN the fne old trees. In the dis
ss,med in dazzling beauty against
sky the golden dome Of the
n where Napoleon I. Hes at rest,
vas he, anyhow" some small
.s darss to ask. Comment, tn
pasr more enlightened com
rrlss, why he was the man
,ausred all nations, the one with
In face and the cooked hat, whose
L hangs in the history class. Tho
net knowing Napoleon Premier,
"a. IN a golden coach, and whose
Il golden cra1ler
h we're gnmes OF hile-ond-seek, In
4. he shady Allees; there were
Ridden In certain hollow trees, and
rats buried In n tin box at the
q d the garden. How they were
nagsle1 In was a mystery; but It
Es o. those latter-lay miracles. as
rsfih pondering over as the cable
phonograph. In fact, one old tree
assi to eclipse the Charter oak In
iha in It's vicinity the air was
VI Il peppermint,
tstsr to.bo.fnrg1tten day, the
b boy, by some horrible mistake,
hii n the grounds, and in his vain
nf 70 and an exit. came upon
b.rht.cyed mailens. who viewed
"a moment like a herd Of fright
~ and thon took TO their heels
RID headlons Into the class rooms,
ffg al at once, In different keys
M sundry variations ana cmbel-
tS That 4 band OF robbers was
he grounds and were intent on
rand plGnder, OF course there was
n4laie panic, and several black
agFcs noclsod out into the garden,
and Of excited crows, to drive
ID af robbers, when the cause OF
4heioance was dlscovcreG.-porchcd
E. iiilen wall In deadly fear Of fall
ulher Side from the dizzy height
Nsuy feprlmandcd. and his em-
Aiq no longer the Convent Of
ard Heart al The head of his list
se'sA
4 W. encounter even stricter tout
sss than before were enforced,
x several weeks the whole school
V ar Walking selately two by
ana down aud around the Allees
taeher for every i've.
~ When valentine was II. slender
aer mother drove up to tho
ss entered the gcranium-scented
Up The fal1n.
y van hung the framed monthly
- iona parents and guardians
Nalentsne's name was first
NV second for sewing and third
- history; In Biography her name
INlm The others, and In her other
n mas more or less conspicuous.
,uere smiled and tapped the
'y with her white parasol, and
pretty head in satisfied
. PRESENTLY the door opened and
IN apparltion is framed in the
" Eila wide, tender, black eyes,
',saes an olive skin and rosy
M. ensiuHe mouth, and magnlil.
n Va, pNsa IN heavy braids on a
, INV head. 1t Is Valentine.
MI says Madame, raising her
n s..sh says the girl, as she Il
osA Checks and forehead.
81 lul IuFn AAna
! Al, month, cherie." Valentine
az n ner eyes light up with 10y
K, AN drive to the BoIs in the
III a = Jays holiday at the coun,
you pass your examinations
lu1 gNnss asks Madame.
petite mere"
Il d., 10y well then, for they ma,
~ al the Convent" saws Mada M,
= ~. mouth Is enc beautiful
sail-,S y me eonveut--to 20 into
ksl-to ,,s ~ lust as may people a,
~ ri /, -. 81. N The park-waik on tn,
hst ~ w no good to be truel
iiars ~, eSamens' are oyer. AMI
% olsrs signs. laughter ana rap
way is ~ apron and blue gown ar,
e. iklaie stS.set the books piled tp IL
tbs,. 'er We poor" the little nat
aratis,.s nd hemstltched Landlser
roes ~ u the winds. and Valen
3 mo the world shs 49,, sse'i
Il !, lfl ,i,,s oH 10 her seemed COR
"a M M, p'f pink dress, ana drive
e % Ter ,ns leeling as II an Eye.
L iai hiss Wy Y. wishing ahe could rui
abe /, '' w. 80 many people ant