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New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
THE WEATHER AND THE CHOPS.
A WEEK OF EXCEPTIONALLY LOW TEMPEhA
.r1.,,.- o,.rp MOST OF Tile COUNTY,.

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
wrr., OF EXCEPTIONALLY LOW TEMPERA-
TusEs OVER MOST OF TIE COUNTRY.
Washington. Aug. 2i.-Thc Weather Bureau IN
its report of crop conditions for the week ~'oeu
August %. says:
The %easser VI abs cenrs vsey lake region
land and over the greater part OF the Gull ana m
crops n, more particularly the important staples
corn and cotton The week has been IN marked py
part Of the country Of the Rocky Mountains M1s
with light frosts in the lake region and tr upper pporons
sf eisSpp ,be vrsHas North Carolina Tennessee Mis-,
, and n o ssS ana
Indiana and ohio. while excessiyss s,5 rains hnye
coasts On the Pacific Coast and in the hociky r.,
Mountain region the week has been gS geneIany
favorable although unusually warm III o'es'"
The condition Of in Kansas has Dskoin in
it is filing we'll Generally Throughout the central ira
valleys needs warmer weather to nGana haTtem and
Si Ohio the crop besides suffering the effects sai0 OF
enera rains S have improved cotton in Texas ex
cept over portions of the southwestern par OF
state where dGnh nS Gonqss n6rons Of and
North Carolina but over the greater Pa1tn ns Si IN
has abe been Seriously injured by excessive rains
and complaints Of rust and sheddng a'd d,umnee by
worn worms are numerous. +, xor,nern
Spring wheat harvest continues has IN Seen de-
sWed by local H rains in North Dakota where the the
crop has ripened very unevenly. and some oil ,ns
overripe has been lost Harvesting mas I'd Wash
under favorable conditions In oregon ana ana ;ii he
nrton: II is well advanced in Oregon. ana VIII 'e
completed in Washington in about Yen oaSr; herlv
Tohncco cutting continues In the more nor.n f ~
tobacco sections The crop in kentuckX MI Thio o q
short hui in Maryland. Pennsylvania anu l., ~ hoon
snod cron is promised. much having already oee"
housed. 49, - On sood,np has been
49, a., he States OF the central Mississippi anu
lower Ohio and Missouri valleys 6nt hama and
nrorress has been made in Texas, Ok,aho'na "a % ~
Kansas. and generally on the Atlantic 'o"S' eN'e''
iDio
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
|SCRIBNERS|
MAGAZINE
For September
Out To-day.

THE COLLEGE GRADUATE
WHO BECAME A DAY La
BORER in order to learn the truth
about the workingman-Mr Walter
A. Wyckoff-tells in his number Of
his first steady job. lie was called
"No. e, worked eight hours a day.
and was sworn at like tie rest Of the
gang. 1t has been said that "THE
WORKERS "is better than story"
but it must be remembered that It is
the account Of an affnai experience,
not fiction.
A NEW NOVELETTE, BY THE
AUTHOR OF GERRY (Which
appeared anonymously few years
ago and made such success) begins
now" TIE DURKET SPERRET," by
Sarah Barnwell Elliott. It's a story
of Tennessee mountain girl and of
Sewanee University people.
f. HOPKINSON SMITH, one Of
the art judges at the Tennessee Ex-
position, describes and pictures it
with pen and pencil.
A VACATION IN A SCHOONER
along the north shore Of the Gulf OF
St. Lawrence is told Of by Frederic
Irland-the least-known region in
America, with rivers mightier than
the Hudson, and the famous land.
locked salmon that Jump IS feet. 1t
is fully illustrated.
OCTAVE THANET'S short story
The WAY OF AN ELECTION, shows
a dramatic situation in the last Pres
idential campaign. This is the sec.
ond Of Miss French's "SToRIEs OF
CAPITAL AND LABOR" \. B. FRosr's
pictures are the best types of poll.
ticians ever drawn.
LAT THE FOOT OF THE
ROCKIES" shows the unique life
at far away post Of the Northwest
mounted police, as seen by Miss
Able Carter Goodloe, the author Of
college Girls" 1t is illustrated
profusely."
c. d. GIBSON has drawn for the frontispece
his conception Of scene from "THE LAST
OF THE MoHIcANs" for the series Scenes
from the Great Novels"
"LORD BYRON IN THE GREEK
REVOLUTION +. B. Sanborn throws
new light on the poets part in the struggle.
"A Misunderstood DOG" is SYM
pathetic tale of animal life and tramp, by
Bradley Gilman.
/ CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS. NEW YORk
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
IT WAS 4 REAL ACCIDENT.

ptr THE PRESS AGENT WAS DowNCAsr AND
TOOK 40 INTEREST
Nile Catherine Bartho the leading dancer n "Ihe
WhIr % the Town" al the casino. mad thriinhs
experience yesterday. when morse sae VAS ru'hs
ran away in Moshou Parkway. The police ala hot
mink much OF the affair but A young man who W.T.
ressed the accident but refused 10 say who he was
said II was awful and tod about H.
According 10 This witness. Mile. Barthos morse o"
came frightened at passing party OF hryclis's ana
dashed away one OF The blcyclc-r.dcrs gave cnase
hut fell off ds wheel Then the witness say,
mounted pa,ronan took up the chase Mile Bar'ho
fe1 of the horse The policeman rode close up To
the running steed reached over. put his arms aVunu
the neck OF the Jancers horse slipped from his wv"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
also warns is readers that in refusing soo'''
fair price they assume SPECTATORS r'ShS'
mop ~ THE PRICE OF WHEAT.


4 DROP IN THE PRICE OF WHEAi'
SEPTEMBER AND DECEMBER FALL OFF '% Gen .
NEW LOW RECORD PRICE FOX ei"'NN
rso,, ,,. q bad break In wheat YESTERDAY
r,e largest dealings, as for some ume' were III
con,er,ber wheat (wheat deliverable III Sep'e'"-
49,, ,,,horeh they were nearly as large IN De-
u,tor wheat On the New-York Produce EN-
chanpe the opening price for September was
{, Opx a bushel or rs cents peiow Mo"""!
c,os,ns price There was subsequently co. ,
% 81 o. which was followed by drop u % u
cents The closing price was 9'% cents SO '""'
the net loss for the day was %. cents o"s"e'
The opening price for December "ne"'
81 OOis- or ] cent below Mondays ciosi"e f''NN
r,a ,isb nrice was 81 O1% and the low price
95,k cents. The closing price was 'o. 'o".s
which made the net loss for the day "a cen's'
.a.,,,o as IN santemhcr wheat. The high quo
.at;cn for cash wheat. No. l Northern. was
e. 11,A and the closing quotation was 81 oo4
against 81 II on Monday. Export safes u
wheat here and al out ports were fifty ioads' VI
400 OOo bushels The speculative sales OF wheat
werc for the most part, to take accumu'a'eu
profits. ,,o, ,r
There WAS n decline Of 2A cents ous"ei IL
sep,ember. and 2Ss cents in December corh' oi,
realizing sales Export sales ot corn mere ""N
at out ports were fifty loads
The spurt in cotton on Monday appea'eu -
have cIapsed Yesterday. The principal dea'i's'
,vere in October cotton, which showed iosS
from Monday Of three points 0hree-one-hun-
dredths OF cent pound. There was gam
Of IS points in August cotton. but TINS was
not significant as it was wholly manipuia'ion
Advantage was taken Of the fact that the Au
rust option has nearly expired TO force SHUTS
IN cover. The total sales were 2oo"" paies'
The relarse in cotton was due to Information
that the reports of serious damage to the grow"
ing crop were false
The stock market somewhat rresu'a''
although II developed no weakness. some vi
the net gains comparing the final prices Win
those Of Monday were: Cotton OIL preferreu
2s. BrooKlyn Union Gas l. Big Four !, Lacicue LN
Gas / Lake Shore !, National Lead rs, S'dlcn
first preferred !. ard oregon Navigation pr
ferrei H. Some of the net declines were,
American Spirits preferred l. Brooklyn kapiu
Transit IL. Consolidated Gas Ia. Illinois steer
u, Nickel Plate first preferred :. ana Lea'her
preferred IA ,,o-
A now low record price was made 1or slrTet
Yesterday Wnan commercial bars sold AT OFT
cents an ounce The previous low price was
H1ss cents Th IRE was a decline in LONDON OF
I'D TO 237sd an ounce. The quotation for bo.
eminent ASSAY bars was 5lss cents when mace
the value of the silver in a United states stand
ard silver dollar 40 cents.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
rARMERs RUSHING WHEAT TO MARKET

IAkMERS RUSHING WHEAT TO MARKET
Kansas city. Mo. Aug 2i.-Farrners throughout
Central and Western Kansas are using every
means possible 20 get their wheat on the market at
tho present high prices Teams block the streets q.
many towns. and mills opd elevators crowded to
their utmost capacity. The railroad yards In many
Of the larger towns are blocked with loaded cars
never before so large. AS result; Of the boom in
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
REPUBLICANS FORM A LOW GLIB.

Az ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD N THE
TWENTY FOURTH WARD OF BROOKLYN
An enthusiastic Low club was formed last night
q, Kingston Hall in the Twenty-fourth Ward
Rro,klyn by Republicans OF the NVIIIth Assembly
District Men OF all parties who In favor OF
Mr.. Lows candidacy were welcomed. Although the
district was not entirely represented over one hum
dred and nfty names enrolled on the books.
The meeting was held under the auspices Of the
Republican League Of Kings County. OF which r.
/ Smith Is president. J. H. McEnnIs. who was
made permanent chairman. opened the meeting
with a few remarks. OF which the following Is
norton: we are not advocating the candidacy Of
Afr Low because OF his Republic anism, hut we feel
that the conditions are such that no one can be
elected against Tammsny who cannot secure the
support OF the thousands OF independent voters
who believe. are a unit in favor OF Mr.. Low"
4 committee consisting OF Colonel William Hem
stree, Major r.. H. Hobbs w II. Steers George
Grindrod and George Mckay. drew up the follow
ing resolutions which were unanimously Indorsed:
Whereas II Is OF the greatest importance to the
future Of this metropolis that II shall commence
ts new era OF enlargement by wise. honest and
energetic government. and that all citizens should
he united toward that purpose as against organized
elements of punder and waste: and
Whereas. In the careful Judgment OF this meet
nE. Seth Low. by his executive experience. OK
sdence he receives from ali classes possesses pre-
eminent availability as a candidate for the Mayor
Resolved. That we use our best enieayors in the
forthcoming Republican primaries toward MS nom-
esaHn eanTsn;iOn. @ piedssa Els support ssSiec
hnaily 10 the decision of ne regular Republican
Resolved, That this meeting organize perma-
iuiions
NOR" names in the next few days and will form
other Low clubs throughout the city
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
CHAOTIC SITUATION AT DUBOIS.

rnbois Penn Aug 2i.-The strike situation here
is cbao,ic tonight The Rochester. London and
SANDY Lick miners went out this morning under
the pressure Of agtators from Pit,sburg, although
had been decided last night hat there should ne
~ ~ cd bv confusion and dissatisfaction. When
they were over il was found that the London men
h ,"sre 6rst To strike had voted TO return with
ou, making any demands. The Rochester and
sandy Lick men appointed committees to visit 81.
,,,",tntc tcndent Reed and demand the restoration or
,Lo former district scale OF - cents. Mr.. Reed
t",d Them that the demand would not be granted
m fhis tine ana advised Them 10 return TO work.
a. heller times were In store 49,.
LAST saturday the miners here were paid $1,000
I'm ,,sh Cor two weeks pay
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
DEARER BREAD IN ENGLAND.

London. Aug 24-Bread has risen I'D. per quar-
tern loaf in London. and 1t is expected to rise Id
per loaf
Leeds. Aug. 93.-The Cornmillers' Association has
advanced the price OF flour Is per sack making
lis. advance per sack In five weeks
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
POTATO BLIGHT IN IRELAND

Skibberecn Aug. q The potato crop In North Cork
and Limerick has been partly destroyed by blight
and 1t will he the worst year in those districts for
potatoes. in the last half-century.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
yrDGE HENRY A. cHHDS RENOMINATED

Rufraio Aug a-ITenry A. Chds OF Medina.
senior Justice OF the Supreme Court for the Eighth
Judicial District was unanimously renomnated by
the Republican convention held to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
DApY MEN MAKE A PROTEST

The organization OF Michael J. Dady. the ex-
leader Of the Third Ward. who was laid on tho
shelf By his opponents. when at n recent meeting
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Colgate's
Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Soap.

wheat several large sales Of farm properly have
been made and holders nave increaseu '"
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
WANT MORE THAN Sc OR 81 A WEEK.

pbnadelpLla Aug. 2i-Apout Ave hundred vest
,rskers went on strike to-day for an Increase or
nav All are members OF the Garment Makers
Union and among them are number OF women
nd Girls The strikers say that AT the present
rate Of wages they are able to earn only - and s.
n week by working thirteen TO fourteen hours
Ia..
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
AL DISEASES OF men

H. OuC6HOcO " We
QUICKLY ard permanently cured At the old ara Isss
Poaooiy Medical Institute. No. Bulhnch 81 Wgp 80
p.cers Ho,sel Hoston Established In 1880 Snlet
smI,,ne Physcian graduate Harvard Medical cosse a
isa Author OF The science Of iAis, e. o., nvsry man
prf.. only 81 BY mail, sealed. Pamphlet p'ospeM -
FREE, Send now Consultation IN person or y '
ter as above P. O. Box 1898
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
homme sa position d'heritier ct lui

homme sa position d'heritier ct lui
raconta tout ce quill ignorait iusqn a
ce jour il termina en- ces mots.
dc va,s, dit-i., m'occuper de
vous faire METRE en- possession de
Get heritage, c'est cinqaante millions
aui vons revienneBt 4 votre frere ct
a vous ear les .cinquante aatres
appar,iennent d Gabrielle Bertara, la
femme du marquis Norbert d Arsen-
tai. Cependant -avant lie nous
rendre ma1tres &c cette fortune, ce
.eui peut etre fait en- quelques jours
ie vous demanderai un dernier delal,
-Agissez, Mourad, ct ne sous
pr6oeeupez pas tie nous, Andre ct
moi, nous voas laissons pleln pou
voir.
-Comme vous lie sayez maintenant
Rouquin, ce miserable, qui des le
premier instant a reve la possession
de cette fortune immense, ct Qui n a
recule devant aucun crime pour Sc
Papproprier, lui qui a enchaine pour
Ia vie Gabrielle dams les bras du
MARQUIS d Aroental, lul qui a failll
vous perdre tous les deux dams des
crimes succcssfs, lui aul ne Sc lassera
jamais tant quill aura un espoir de
reussir, Il faut quill soft rebuilt a
l'impuissance.
--Vous avez raison, mais comment?
Nous n'avons que des preuves
morales contre lui ct il echapperait 9
| la Justice des hommes. Nous devons
le punlr nous memes. Vous devlnei
maintenant pourquoi, avant de YOU:
livrer vos propres forces ct d'
remettre entire vos mains cett,
fortune, je vous demande un dernie
delai Tant que lie marquis d Ar
gentalet Rouquin vivront, yous sere
menace. Ii faur Quils meurent
! Patience vous sereZ mis- au couran
de ce que je ferai, ct, CONNIE j
connais votre tierte, ie vous promet
que s'il J a DIES dongers, je YOU
prGviendrai pour que vous les parta
giez avee moi.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
VII

Il est temps de revenir Norbert
d Arsentai que nous avons dn
ahandonner pour suiyre le develop
penent de Intrigue ourdie par
Rouquin autour de Georges Senechal.
Au bout dc trois semalnes, Norbert
etait sur pied. mais encore ties
fable. lie medecin, un vieux pratt
Glen tres levone ct plein d'experience
lui defendant bien de sortir Ell surtout
| formellement, de songer q
retourner Paris, dams la craInte
qu ua voyage long etfatigant n'occa-
aonnat une reehute. mais Norbert
dtait trop impatient pour faire acte
de prudence Inc mutt, Il fit pr6pa-
ref sa yalise, ct, bien que rholel de
| Ia Cloche he fut pas loin de la care,
/ il lui failut une voiture pour le
cotdnire au chemin de fer, tant sa
| falbesse etait arande. L await loue
! un coupe pour lui seul; il s'y
etendit lie plus eommodement posi-
ble.
| Dams ie trajet de Glvet Paris, i
itait a bout dc forces ct dams ur
etat lamentable. Sa blessure s'etai
rouverte. Transporte chez lui, dan.
son hotel, il erut vainement qu'i
await plus que quelques heures
vivre, ct desesptr6, voulant Ill
pardon de sa femme, il lui envoy:
une dep9che. File he contenait qu
ces quelques mots
..NeneZ. Je vals mourn.
Puis. il fut saisi par une fevr
violente qui ne lie quitta que lie ler
domain, grace une medicatlo
energique. Gabrielle arriva douz
heures apres lie depart de ce tell
, gramme. Norbert la reconnut.
u -Voas etes bonne, dit-ll, ct j
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
FEUILLET0N.
---------------------1 I
LIE
Nj DE PkklS.
i Par JULES MAE7
DglIXIEME PARFlE,
LES HERITIERs.
FEUILLETON.

n 90 nj
souquin lui donnait sans d0o'e aSs
\ ,..,.,ioas m,nutieuses. car Loutfard
.sssit alfirmativemen' Ia 'ese oe
4 -. en- temps en- s,gne quill com
,,a.it ce quon attendait de hi
~ fin de l'entreyue, RouIuin
\ snit 4 Louffard an paeue' "sSez
lunineux en- d'sant
y .-ru as blen compris ce paquet
4 Inn i fourneau chimiqae parmi lie
j, prapare pour I'allumer.
.-Oai repondit Louffard, i'a'
\ In examine lie local la derniere fois
M fsi Gu a reparer les tuyaux du
ss
II Ie bandit rit dun air satisfait.
L meme jour, l.oufiard deguise
J. eharbonnier, entrait dams la
n.isou de Ia rue Bleue avec une
! ,h,rpe de bois sur l'epaule, ct Sc
grtssntait rappartement de Georges,
Gsorges etait absent, ct Ia nouveile
,vsnte fit entrer le charbonnier
dams Ie cabinet OH l'on serrait lie bols
ebaufer. ct lie laissa un instant seul.
Da cabinet 4 latelier il ny await
auune porte. Loutfard Sc glissa
isns lappartement ct Sc liyra a une
,areuse manipulation dams le four
aeau chimigue an occnpait IN
sspace assez important dams Hatcher
Cea fait, il rentra dams lie cabinet
ant de ranger lie bois. ct Sc retirs
Isnquilement apres avoir ete paye
.'.....-.....,.....
Trsneuillise. sur la sante d'Andr'
qull garde fdelement par Lydia
gprenait des forces tous les jours.
Georges, ne pensa plus qua sol
smonr, Ia date oil son sort deyait s
dacider etait bien proche, ct il voulai
eHeen mesure pour Sc presenter
AoaFad an jour ct i rhenre dite
pour Jul demander Ia permission d
spresenter CONNIE pretendant a |
main de Peridle. lie jour meme d
3 visite de Loufarl, Il Sc NIT a
Favail preparant les papiers OF
aevalent le renare celebre. Tn
aecOuserte qu'il await faite apras de
stades ardueo e. IN travail opiniatr,
Apres avoir travaille une heure 0
aeux heures, Georges ecarta Sc
aoles ct ecrisit uGe lettre 4 Feridi'
Dams ceite letre tres courte, il disai
'Je suis lie retour i Paris depu
Nsathier ct u d attends plus que
aAe que vous connaissez pour II
presenter deyantvous. Cette dat
laqaelle TAI reve bien des 70
asec epouvante, pendant l,annee q
vent de s'3coa!er, pendant ces Ion;
p0rs daraut lesquels j'ai et6 tloigl
aevoas, ie ne ienyisage plus mai
snant 9n'arec ealme, qu'avec DO
aeaf devrais-ie dire, puisque j
'sOssl dams 81 qae j'si tenle, puisaI
R'als desormais pouvoic yous di
s'lteht que Ic vous anne, pQ
aaaaean obstacle ne stlavera pl
q satFe nous leax.
Apres ayom tait potter cc'
F'''e' i Sc remit i rouvrage
aasallla fort avant aaus Ia mutt, p'
= fetira non sans ayolr va And
aSe're assure qn'il ne manquai;
!, e lentiemain, apres le dejedn
'ssses ssahsenta deux heures,
~ ale sc procurer les mat&ria
asesssalres pour une experience {
V''alt directement sur les papi'
r
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I1itc III iciyoitiiS pas. IA 61ou1@
-iIais je yeux mourir, ie fai
yonlu, du moins, car yous ne serez
hs ureuse que lersque je serai mort
-. Patience
Ellie lie considerait lie visage sombre
ct attriste Get homme, malgre ses
crimes, await un cgur. Get homme
Faimalt. Get homme avait sanve
son pere. 81 coupable Quill fat
envers ellie, ellie lie sauverait a son
tour ellie le soigna avec autant de
constance ct de deyouement que 81
ellie fayait aime ellie voulait payer
la dette du p9re.
La jeune femme Sc montrait 81
prtvenaate, que le marquis pouvalt
s'y meprendre. II crut qu,el&e Sc
laissait tinaemeht TOUGHER par son
ardent amour il siinaglna qu'elle
| await pitie de ses tortures morales,
ct que la pitie await ouvert la porte
Il un sentlment plus doux. ii Sc
remetfait rapidement. Bientot il fut
sur pied lie medecin felicita la
,narqnl~e, ct devant Norbert, lui dit !:
-C'est yous, madame, que mons
deyons lie miracle d une aussi prompte
guerison.
-t;atriell Sc contenta de baisser
IL tete, sans remercier. Norbert
await sauve Bertara ellie await
sauve Norbert. lis etaient Quittes.
Avec Ia sante, avec Ia vie renais-
sante, Sc rallumaient en- Norber,
toutes les fiammes de sa passion
Tn jour, Gabrielle lui dit 1:
-Maintenant que vous etet
ent ri, vous n'avez plus besoin Il:
moi. Je retourne a Bois-Tordu
t auplt 5 de mon pere.
, Ne pouvez-vous dcmeurer qnel
5 ques iours encore
) "a quoi bon, puisque votre sant'
: ne ft elame plus mes soins
Gabrielle, dites-moi la verite
j III cru volr que. votre ceur s'atteH
drs. ait au spectacle de mes souffraD
ecS, non point des soufffances d
t ps, mais de celles de Fame
1 Ellie. secoua Ia tete, redeyenn
= frolde ct hautaine.
I --Vous vous etes meprls, monsieur
!. -Gabrielle, est.il possible N
/ vous. m 'ayez soisne avec un pare
$ devonement sans M 'aimer, bravan
i les plus erneles fatigues ct passar
e les NUTS mon ehevet :?
It Celia est possible, celia est.
a --GibrieIle, il est arrive souveE
e que je feignais de dormir ct ie yoa
/ regartais. Et ie voyals hen O.
It vos yeux fixes sur moi netaier
-e plus aussi durs. La pitiG etait 5,
a. votre front. Tn Jour vous avs
le soupirs. G'est vrai, je rai y
e, Gabrielle, lie me direz-yous D:
le qn'un jour vous me pardonnera
'a quinn jour, plus on moins loln;al
he mon amour touchera votre cor
J qu'an jour en.in il me sera per.G
~ d'esptrer
-Jamais. monsieur, jamais je
Il vous :,imeral. lie puis-je, je yous
IN tlemanle Eotre c9ur 'a-t-il .
NJ etc souiliG pas les pensees les pl
ns basses ct les plas criminelles =? Foi
IT main n'est-elle point tachee de san.
Puis-je je, lorsque j. suis pres de vo
I'm ne point me soasenr de ee que vo
Va etes ct dc ce que voas. avez fait
'e Gabrielle, ne me chassez {
ainsi de votre esenr. Ecoutez-m u
Gabrielle, ct croyez-moi. Nous :
're trop vraiment tsmme pour he !
en- avor Gompris aepuis lons5en
on combien je vous aime, Vous Sc
ize CONNIE toutes les femmes, "
le- aurez pitie de l'amour
-Ayez-vous eu pitie du mie