The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

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Son. .. ',u rv ,..r r. .l...-... i,huStwtIL
,pss t.-1rlutu'.. ipI'Cw- ,..,, uuun the
hs"ls 1t o." SECOND t..Irrl.' (which VI"
rA-snyly reviewed. lf ut.i.- with the.
sfRrir,t lSil-'.Jn. -rl l portrait ot the
H4rliIi-. do GH-,,,hp". So often referred
toas 'Paui,r" .v ttu d. -,.'r ur H." mem
{ pifs. sorvrs t- . f-.ut. r..'"- one Il tho
hrst oliott %. l..'1 her rropoulen~"
Isfs. t" tu. lesion ot tha Academy.
when the t1rut,. d.' Ni,l.. special friend.
wa r,cry.i amt Delivered the customary
sp-''". 100 rr.,t-'' 1t hl- predecessor. Mon
sifnor l'.'"u. archbishop ot PARIS.
"h,.s .., friend and admlrcr the
Pc. .,. .tU,ay- been. NJ da Sal
Vauo'. ... report uI In" occasion she
quote. tells rer that Chateauhriand
broke hi r-'.Il custom II avoiding public
appCaraun' uEi that the highest society
of the suunurr saint German were there.
in fac. Everybody VINO en- b.. called
any bu,ly Mr.-r. ThlcrS and Iiuizot
dld not "lp"ar. having apparently lntici-
pated VI Nor.'s success. which the
Duchess" hnt predicted when he read
has speech - her tour months earlier
and their gNsnnr" was much commented
upon. When NJ pup.n replied. attack
ing NJ. VI q. opposing the Restoration
and ~" .,u~.u,tu liEslning Louis
Philippe. IN Pa" was great uproar, and
NJ. Ruy,r-t Hard cr,lmhlnd throughout
saying, -Io,- speech j. sheer rarna ge
! he - int IS that 81. DupIn had trick ed
the COMMITTEES u members, through
who" hands all speeches are supposed
10 - ami who have the power Of cen
sorShIp ard d"c.d" whether any passa ges
shall ue struck out. IL was expected
THAT there would he a special meeting
OF the Aca denny. when EXPLANATION.
would he demanded. bat We ar. not in
Formed a to tn" result \, this time the
Duchess" could not bear any criticism
OF VI. Moi" any better than She could Of
the deceased Archbishop. though sh.
Changed her views later on
For n lonV t.Inp the country WINS pr.ativ
excited over the question a. to whether
Paris should hay" forutcations or NOT.
and TN" lUrh"ssc's letters are full Of the
subject, chronicllnc how Marshal Soul,'s
speech. full of coarse and obvious
duphcity,' sct IN" Chamber on fire She
quotes VI B"rtin de y"auN I, cavalry
oric"r, and later on the chief officer of
TIE Legion 81 Honor a. saying that the
circuit wall waS the tomb of Partisan
civilization until u bacam" the tomb OF
the monarchy 1T certainly has become
the tomb Of general Conv"rsaIion she
remarks. IT - v"ar!soma and ridlcu-
lous Another interest Of that year WAS
conInunicat"i IN her 10y her son. the
Dn" d' Edl"n dv. who told her tina,
Chi'cnuhrllnd was reading his memoirs
NJ ~" h1l-" of NIrr R"Cami.r Mime
Gay ~wn'r~ with admiration and MIN.
de Eoi Euc makes faces Tn" DuCh,sse "a.
Grairunt -Gulcr" vas present and was net
remarkably pleased with the passage in
which h"r nI'H' was mentioned in which
NJ. G" tha'"tIrr.ari said Nine de
GW"f". Who ta. .""n great beauty
In So" q 90" tat" which has now over
fak"r holland H,u-. m London a l.tt.r
VIA Do tho MARQUIS" Il" Clstallana ~.
cc:,'d from Young Lady Holland AZ this
tim" aud permitted her mother to corv
J. ~ interest Lady Holland declares that
her rp'h"r-In-Iw ~-rirpn~~es cvcrvtb,ny
that '"II! b" imagined IN the wnv of
r1rd".ty and -"li..hness and in a novel
her character would b" thought .xa9-
Cerats Il and impossible Tn. old Iad,.
had inherited everything from hcr hus-
lin!. hut not content with TINT sb..
wished 10 luIl down Holland Ho,.. vbara
sh" mad spent forty years. and TO build
and 20 sell Also -ln endnlvoro,, N maxi.
an arrangement with her son whereby
he would los" tho small income he nos
sessed. which had been arranged when
ne married Put She could not destroy
Holland For-" without her sons p.r-
mission. and d" vowed that he would ct,t
MS mana or rather than consent to gaCri- /