Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-08

haut ton, that his retinue and equipage surpassed in elegance, that his person exquisite his manner IENSNNN engaging In the company of gentlemen his U&S0u slightly tinged with graciousnes (hs single equal in Bath being his grace of Winterset, but it remarked that when he bowed ads hand his air bespoke . only gay and tender reverence.
 He was the dowagers within week after his appear Marons warmed him. Young bellies looked sweety him. while the gentlemen admiration envy He was of progious wealth. Old Mr. Bck who dared not for his fames sae fail have all things had visited Chateauren under the and descaned the curious its grandeu The young noble had fault He poor gambler He nothing the hazards of die the turn of card Gay admitting he had been born with spirit of adventure in him. he sure declared he failed of much happiness by his lack of taste in such matters.
 But he was not long wanting prove his the of handling weapon certain edcaptain Rohrer by name notorious among other things for bearing dexterous and blood thirsty bde Bath post haste night and oled heartily against him pump the following morning M de Cha bowed and turned aside without oense continuing aon with gentlemen % Captain Rohrer ostled against him second me M de Chateauien looked him in the and apogzed pleasantly for being much in the Thereupon R procured introduction him and made observations derogatory to the vaor and virtue of the French.
 There piece of gossip of the French court
 prince of the blood royal grandson of the late regent and second in the line of succession the throne France had rebeled against authority XV who had commanded him marry the Princess Henrietta cousin both of them The princess ported be openly devoted the cousin who refused to accept her hand bidding of the king and the princes price elected preference the discipline of Vncenn to which tremen furious king had consigned him. The story tho staple gossip of all polite Europe and Captain Rohre having his mind purpose make of in leading up statement that should be general damage of all Frenchwomen and which Frenchman might pass he might jog of the elbow peated with garbed truths make scandal of story which bore none a plain relation :. ym did not reach his NJ de Chaeuren breaking
 narrative addressed him very quietly "Monseur he sad but swine deny the nobnes of that good and gentle lady,
 Mile Prncesse de BoubonCon Every Fenchnan know that IL. la-a. I.... for her, wu he could let the king say You shall marry here you shall marry there My en the young turned others ay ask cose roun circle for moment clearly shown that the Duke of Orleans scu
 fellow but no-he wheeled about and touched Captain Rohrer brow with the back of his goved handbu curvy thou, thou swine of the gutterp
 Two hours e with perfect he Captain Rohrer through the left shoulder after which he basket of red to the uke of Wnerse In few days he had another captain fight This rung buck who had the astounding dscreon pro
 claim dc Chaeauren mposer There Chateauren he The Frencman laughed in his face and twilight of the day. pnked him carefully through the right shoulder that he could put aside the insult to himself he declared Mir Moneux his cond and the few witnesses he handed his sword to his ackeone of his station could not be nsuted by doubt that saOnbut fought the quarrel of his friend Win This rascal had asserted that M e Due had introduced mposer Could he overlook the insult friend whom he owed his kind reception Bahl Then bending his fallen ad versary he whispered Naughty man, tell your find better quarrel for the nex he sen ss>ins' me"
 The conduct of de Chateauen pronounced admirable m There surprise when the young foreigner fell naturally into the long of followers of the beautiful Lady Mary Carlisle there great astonhment that he should obtain marked favor in her eyes, shown plainly that my Lord Townbke, Sir Hugh Guod and the rich Squire BanOn all of whom had followed her through three seasons with rage and his grace of Winterse saked from her aunt's house with black brows
 Meeting the duke there the evening after bis second de Chaeauren smiled upon him brilliantly It badly done Oh bady he whispered @Can you afford to have strip of my yoursei who ntroduce mel They will there bad scandal that could force you be godfather You mus get the courage yourself"
 .r q told you rose had short life" the
 "Oh those T the very gestes rzzOn gather each day fresh one He took red bud from bis breast for instant and touched it to his lips
 A % de Chateaurien" It Lady Mays voice She stood table where place had been left beside her "M de Chateau nen, have been waiting very long for you"
 The duke look did she gave the Frenhman and he lost countenance for a moment.
 We approach climax eh r said M de Chateaurien