New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

Law" she observes. when 'he unhappy h,.,
finds himself In peril and very nearly eor..-
from fright But Ne cannot hrlp fee,i,,
there were some grains II sympathy Ard
ness for the exploded nnauoier l-ft in hs,,.
when she tells # his hay taking With no,
and quotes his words. "MYnse. greyr IL,
made great Mistakes made them t,-s,.
was human. but you viii hnd neither ma.
nor dishonesty in my conduct" Madam. -.
that his wife would not leave Paris Hln
debts were paid" and despite tho burden a
Law put on the shoulders II ne fsegen. .
probably watched without much anger biz "A
parture from the country
We lay stress upon this vein y good n..
in Madame because it was highly charac,ssc
Genlality is the prevailing quality In hep let.
and this may be said with fui' recognItb,
aAsagca like that one in which. after the desa,
Nine De Mantcnon she says In the a.
world where all are equal and there Is no es.
ence in rank, it will be decided whether she nm
with the king or the paralytlc Scarron: but,
the king knows then all that Vas hidden 4,
him in this world there is no doubt he VIA
turn her very willingly 70 Scarrpn." The VI
seem the 1uintesscncc u hate and conters
But it must never be forgotten tina, Msta,
was noble incarnation % the pride o. caxs
princess TO whom the boast - blood WI
merely snobbish thing. and 20 her Nine
Maintenon could never have been anything
an nterloper We can forgive her furg,
sentiment and the fierce eKgrs sslon 0. ky.
we compare with the Maint'nnn's deadly sp
ity and pious conformity the freedom, .ra
ness and broezy charm Of ne heroine q =
typical passage;
must tell YOU what has ha9pened Il
Once a month | 20 witt Nor.seigneur u
aauphin 10 hunt wolf IL Lad rened \
ground was slippery, We had searched ..' .
wolf two hours without finding one. Ar: -
started for another point "f"r' "e hopec Z .
better AS we were following Wooc "a. !
wolf sprang up just in front ~ my horse, sfn
was frightened and reared or IT, hind legt az
slipped and fell over on its right SIDE, aN =
elbow coming in contact with 4 og stone n
dislocatod They looked for the kings s1'gen
who was with the hunt. but ooul no' mo ~.
for his horse had lost a $40" a. he hsi =
to q village to havr u pIt on = leas4A- *
there was a vo"y skilfui barber 'No ieaeas :
who st legs ana arms every Gay OK Us ~
when I heard ho had such eXp"ri,noe got =
a caleche and was driven 10 mr. ho' WIZ
very great pain. A. soon a. p" hti SOY H.! a.
I suffered nothing and drove oacF .'re a. "a
Ny surgeon and Monsieurs surg"o' eAA-.
the hurt think they We're rather j. Alo~ !
a poor countryman had done the thihs So
This is only one Of the outdoor inciiers
which she refers When at one OF me IL
the Archbishop OF Lyons and three press
the carriage behind ners are th-o ~ N.
nani, Of fear lest they 90 attacked by the -
NAL pursued and fling themselves IA. o, 4
ground she says 4 am sorry / d. NOT See "a
scene, nhch would hav" made me s2ueh
We old hunters are not 50 AFRAID II s2i
She was 4 plucky lady. loving spoF, and rs
air Interested IN collecting CONS. IN Writing
ters and IN talking. bat always ready to sosn''
such delights for the pleasure Of a walk Or ''''
To turn from her healthy III" and 4ho.es'h'
character. from her unconveni onal spes'H ~
frank behavior TO the Ambiguous Gule'uas
that cunning precisan Nine De Maintehon
Ike turning from sunshine & ne COLO '1s.'
a house from which gayety ana hA'urs"1
have fled The letters and Their 1"uin'~'
printed by Miss Wormeley IN De section " j"
I.ok devoted 10 the founder o, Saint-CV
full or 4 curious blend Of worldly wisdom "
pietistic aspiration. It IS plaus % rpisunn''
plausible. but somehow Il i3's not toucn .
reader very keenly. Meyer faS ADVICE '"''
judicious than that given hs OH" "'l'" % So
ron 70 girls Of noble birth of'- "aon' u *
81 lendii mctamorphosis she % Hsh' 'eS
qualified 70 reign. But there j. no eehe'''