The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-11

My begets anarchy. and anarchy ends IN
sspotism.
Mere sophistry'
DO not argue with him. He has been
bitten by the COBRA laughed crsbiiion-
The cobra2"
Art
"crebilIon is improving. He is almost
clever at times" declared Favier. With
mock seriousness.
ON the contrary. no one can UNDER
stand him exactly"
Perhaps he Is a genius: let US drop
ne subject lest We ali become ssrious
and go to sleep. replied Favier conclu-
sfvely
Across the table thu young comts de
vintimiIle was talking 20 Msdsmeissiis
Dorothss, who was reputed TO be the
most extraYagsnt woman IN Paris. 5hs
was not entirely at her best. being
sHgatIy cut OF temper Every now and
then she was observed 70 glance al .
couple gagged ia ciess conversations Sc
the foot Of the tabls.
These wits and philosophers are
bores," she volunteered 70 her eomean-
ion. They srs always talking ahou6,
things which only create disserd."
Then tell ms shat yeu sonsides
worth while. said De vintimllIs.
What consider worth whiie7 WY.
laees, perfumes. gold. silks. everything
that sparkles and gives poRer mean
ing"
Abr You have never been Ia Loves
Yes; once would have sacrificed
everything ard been pauper fer mere
glance or the crumb Of a word I veuid
have gone hungry for a lifetime and
had my hunger appsased BY hat one
word which was withheld"
BY whom o.
BlademoIsene Dorothee uneoaseiousiy
permitted her eyes to wander in ths al
rection OF the Comte du Barry before
replying.
What does it matter"
Was the person SO iuposslble?"
Yes, and No He was aueh like them
all But since then no smile or vow
can make me waste a sigh upon any
thing that carries a sword or wears a
Deruke''
Then is ito regret or forget7-
Neither. Love is merely a thing that
men can rurehase-if they have the
uaeans-and women can get for nothing.
Give me the entree to the royal excte-
qusr and I viii bankrupt France IA a
month ana spend It all"
Meanwhile. the Connts du Barry had
risen from his place near the Demot-
seiIe Lesrand and was at the moment
passing behind the speaker. Her lace
scarf had fallen on the floor, and as the
Comte du Barry picked It up and care
fully placed It about her shoulders the
smile which rewarded him warranted tbs
Comte de vintimiHe in becoming per-
picked
Neither Of them heard the Baron de
Concise addressing Jeanette.
II MsdemoiselIe viii continue the
ride which she began 50 long ago :
coach will call for her tomorrow"
Shall We ride farther now than then.
and shall it be is you said-the sun
shine way2"
The coach will be comfortable
And strong?"
AS the maker can build
we'll was never fond of walking
"MedemoiseHe need never touch her
foot upon the ground again as long as
she lives"
d Providing
"weu2"
That his majesty lives longer and
and remains of the same mind. They say
that roses fade early at Versailles
--They-theyg Who are they7"
"Perhaps-among others-a strange
= fellow who met me in the Fontainebleau
: and told my fortune once"
What vas the oracIe?"
/ r uuGE-
Funny
My fortune teller said that he would
come for his reward at Versailles. "
Mon Dieu, lie may be the same fell
low, or a brother to the sorcerer who
Is said 10 have declared that during
The reign OF Louis the VII an angel
would visit Versailles"
How odd"
Very
An angelo
According TO the prophecy he re-
piled.
.Indeed2"
''AIadeDoiselle."
= mean, do you know mean, does
i--.. H.